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The Compatability of BMX Stems and Mountain Bikes

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It's possible to install a BMX stem on an MTB if the handlebars have a 22.2mm clamp-on diameter. Requirements for Installing a BMX Stem On an MTB A BMX stem…

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19mm vs. 22mm Spindle | What’s Best for BMX?

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The objective of this post is to compare 19mm and 22 BMX spindles. Definitions:Bottom bracket – A system of bearings and a spindle/axle installed in the middle of the bike…

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The Relationship Of Clutch Derailleurs and Oval Chainrings Analyzed

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Description of the Concern A clutch derailleur comes with a mechanism (clutch) that prevents the cage of the derailleur from moving excessively during extreme riding. The objective of the clutch…

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The Relationship Of Oval Chainrings and Single-speed Bicycles

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Description of the concern: Unlike classic round chainrings, oval chainrings do not have the same radius across the entire unit. Or in other words, the distance from the center of…

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BMX Hubs On Legit MTBs – A Love Story or Just Nonsense?

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Hello, brothersA rear BMX hub can be installed on some mountain bikes, but the procedure is not straightforward due to the dissimilar hub spacing. It's also possible to mount a…

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Analyzing The Integration Of BMX Cranks In a Mountain Bike System

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It's possible to install BMX cranks on a mountain bike. In most cases, the procedure requires the use of a British BMX bottom bracket (a.k.a. Euro BB) with an inner…

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A Deep Comparison Of 2-Piece and 4-Piece BMX Handlebars (important street knowledge)

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Definitions: 2-piece handlebars – handlebars consisting of two distinct pieces. The main piece is a metal tube with a long span and a U-shape in the middle. The other part…

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BMX Handlebars Were Not Designed For MTBs, But You Can Try…

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Hello, brothers. It's possible to install BMX handlebars on an MTB, but the new bars will hurt the bike's original geometry, and the quality of riding will deteriorate. What's Special…

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My Comparison of 24″ and 20″ BMXs

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This post compares 20-inch and 24-inch BMX bikes. What Are The Advantages of 20" BMX Bikes? 1. Greater Demand 20-inch BMX bikes are the standard and thus dominate the market.…

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What To Do When Your B-Tension Screw Is Too Short?

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Description of the problem: The b-tension screw of the rear derailleur is too short to adequately do its job. In consequence, the top pulley of the derailleur is touching the…

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