The Compatibility of 27.5-inch Wheels and 26-inch Frames
It's possible to install 27.5-inch wheels on a 26-inch frame if there's enough clearance, and the bike uses disc brakes. The conversion limits the width of the tires and could…
The Compatibility of 24-inch Bikes and 26-inch Wheels
Description of the Situation: You’re wondering whether 26-inch wheels will fit on a 24-inch frame and fork that you already have. Most 24-inch bikes are too small and narrow to…
160mm vs. 180mm Rotors (yet another detailed comparison)
This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of 160mm and 180mm disc brake rotors. The Advantages of 180mm Rotors 1. Greater Stopping Power 180mm rotors are larger and require the…
Don’t Try To Integrate a BMX Seat Into a Mountain Bike System
Condensed info: Modern BMX bikes use pivotal seats. To install such a seat on a mountain bike, you will have to replace the existing MTB seat post with a dedicated…
A Guide To Installing BMX Pedals On a Standard MTB (many details and photos)
Description Of The Situation: 1. You prefer platform pedals for mountain bike riding. 2. You appreciate the look, durability, and performance of BMX pedals and want to install a pair…
The Compatability of BMX Stems and Mountain Bikes
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…
BMX Hubs On Legit MTBs – A Love Story or Just Nonsense?
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…
What You Need To Know When Installing an MTB Crankset On a Road Bike (Secret Tips)
It's possible to install an MTB crankset on a road frame. The conversion will require an MTB bottom bracket because MTB cranks have a longer spindle/axle. Bottom Brackets and Spindle…
BMX Handlebars Were Not Designed For MTBs, But You Can Try…
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…
BMX Pegs Can Cause Frame and Fork Damage When Integrated Into an MTB System
Mini info bomb: It's possible to install pegs on an MTB if the bike has long bolt-on axles. However, by definition, mountain bikes aren't designed for pegs. If you decide…