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Can You Put a BMX Chain On an MTB? (fast answer)

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Condensed answer: Standard BMX chains are 1/8" (3.2mm) wide and cannot be used on a geared mountain bike because the outer plates would rub against the adjacent cogs of the…

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Can You Put a BMX Chain On a Fixie? (fast answer)

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Condensed Answer: The size of standard BMX chains is 1/8" (3.2mm). Fixies use 1/8" (3.2mm) and 3/32" (2.4mm) chains. A BMX chain can be used on a fixie when the chain's size…

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Can You Put 24-inch Wheels On a 20-inch Bike? (simple answer)

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Read more about the article Can You Put 24-inch Wheels On a 20-inch Bike? (simple answer)

Condensed Answer: In most cases, 24-inch wheels will be too big for a 20-inch fork and frame, especially if the wheel is equipped with a large tire. Thus, it's best…

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Are All BMX Chains The Same Size? (Simple Answer)

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Condensed Answer: The standard/default BMX chain is 1/8” (3.2mm) wide. There are also narrower 3/32" (2.4mm) chains designed to save weight. BMX Chain Width Bicycle chains have two widths – inner…

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U-Brakes vs. V-Brakes (Comparison and Analysis)

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of U-brakes and V-brakes in relation to each other. The Advantages of U-Brakes Compact U-brakes have a slimmer profile than V-brakes. Consequently, it’s easier to install them…

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Can You Put a Beach Cruiser Seat On a Mountain Bike?

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Condensed Answer: A cruiser seat can be installed on a mountain bike. The procedure often requires a replacement of the entire seat post because cruiser saddles are not compatible with…

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Can You Put Gears On a BMX Bike?

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Condensed answer: Rear BMX hubs have 110mm O.L.D. This makes the installation of a cassette or a multi-speed freewheel hub impossible unless the frame is modified. Another obstacle is the…

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Can You Put BMX Tires On an MTB? (quick answer)

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Condensed Answer: BMX tires can be installed on an MTB when they are of the right size for the MTB's rim. Standard BMXs use 20" tires which won't fit on…

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Titanium vs. Double Butted Spokes

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of titanium and double-butted spokes. The Advantages of Titanium Spokes Lighter One of the strongest features of titanium spokes is their weight. They're…

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Plastic Pedals vs. Metal Pedals (BMX, Street riding…etc.)

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This post compares the advantages and disadvantages of plastic and metal flat pedals. The Advantages of Plastic Pedals 1. Lighter The table below compares the weight of popular plastic and…

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