ok im so confused on the freewheels and coasters and all that stuff dealin with the backend sprocketso can ane 1 gine me the 411 on this stuff

a freewheel is a back sprocket that threads on to the hub. on a flip flop hub has two sides threaded; one for 13 and 14t freewheels, the other for larger freewheels. a cassette is a hub with no external threads that uses a driver. you can put a cog on the driver, or you can get a 1 pc driver if you want gearing below 33-12. A freecoaster is a hub that allows you to ride fakie without the crank rotating. when you pedal forward, the driver doesn't engage until you rotate your crank about 1/8 to 1/16 of a circle.

yea but what about lik freecoasters..and stuff

my fault; i clicked the post button by mistake before i finished

ok.ok do u have any pics on the differances

i don't know how to post pics, but u can look on dans comp

ok lol

can anyone help me.i have a pic of me on another website, and i don't know how to move it

Right click on the photo, select "properties", that's the photo location. Cut and paste into the link on here. Make sense?

i might not post it. it's from when i first started riding last june and i sucked. i need a digital camera.i don't have any recent pics.i wish i could have got some pics today. we were just messing around in manhattan. i did a candy bar feeble down a low concrete ledge. it was pretty stupid...

Sounds like a cool trick to me.

ya i need some pics mine suck ass

if you were there you would have thought that it is gay. it was a small 2 foot ledge down 10 stairs, concrete, not waxed. i hopped on it and just put my leg over the bars while sitting down. my friend has a bash guard so he rodeo grinded it.

sorry to hav2 ask, but wat exactly is a rodeo grind?

it's like a sprocket grind, but you take the foot opposite to the ledge and put it under the seat

thanks man.

it's cool.

Not quite. You grind on the pedal or the sprocket, or both, turn the bike 45-90 degrees to the direction of the ledge, take the hand opposite the ledge off, and use your back (non-grind side) foot to either lift the seat or press on the rear tire, raising the nose of the bike off the ledge.

both your definitoins of "rodeos" didnt make any sense.....somewon post a pic....i want to know what these are...

I posted one of me doing a barspin rodeo a few weeks ago. Let me find the link to it on my site really quick.

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A normal rodeo looks exactly the same, except that my right hand would be on the bars, and my left would be somewhere behind me.