Help! Want to Change to a 25t Sprocket and 9t Driver!

4 posts & 4 voices | Started 11 months ago by bmxbeginner | Latest reply from 4ndy B

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bmxbeginner - Member

Hey,

I'm new to BMX-ing and I have a rather large sprocket on my Haro Bmx.
My friends said its a problem because you catch it when grinding if its too big. They all have really small sprockets. However, I wish to change to a 25/9 (sprocket/driver), but not all drivers fit all hubs. I have a threaded freewheel and its a Haro Bmx. What 9t drivers will fit it? I'm low on money and aim to spend up to £20. Does anyone know a driver that will fit or will I need a new hub or a cassette?

Thanks,
Greg.

Posted 11 months ago #
oliverd1981 - Member

If you're that skint spend your money on going to a couple of beginners sessions at your nearest indoor park. You're a long way away from worrying about grinds. 9t sprockets I think, require a specific hub which you may or may not have. something like an 11/33 may be much cheaper to implement.

Posted 11 months ago #
norcbot - Member

oliverd1981 is right you will need to replace your rear hub or wheel to get it down to a 9t, which will be a fair bit more than £20. The smallest you ca go with a screw on hub is 13t.

Posted 11 months ago #
4ndy B - Member

a 9t cog will need a new hub/rear wheel.

Cost will be at least £50 for a basic wheel suitable for a 9t, then there's the 9t cog itself, and then the 25t chainring...

Best part of £100 usually with the cheapest parts in our shop

Posted 11 months ago #

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