BMX sprocket Archives – Page 5 of 20

Odyssey BMX – Donuts Colorway Parts

August 31, 2017

Odyssey had heard you like donuts…

There aren’t too many people in this world that don’t like donuts, so it makes sense that people would want them all over their bikes! Odyssey just released their new Donuts Kit that features their new Donuts Pivotal and Tripod seat, Twisted Pro Pedals wrapped in Donuts and their Discogram sprocket with a Donut sticker. If you’re feeling the design or just really love Donuts, you’re in luck because all of these items are available through BMX shops and mail-orders now. You can learn more about the Donut parts right here

The Discogram sprocket comes with a Donut sticker cover.

The Donut seat is available in Pivotal and Tripod versions.

The Twisted Pro Pedals also come with a Donut wrap color as well.

If that’s not enough, you could always pair these up with the GT Junk Food Pool Tires if you really wanted to get crazy.

What do you think about this colorway? Are you digging it or not so much? Let us know what’s on your mind in the comments below!

Madera BMX – Unboxing: Signet Sprocket

August 23, 2017

Are you due for a new BMX Sprocket? Take a closer look at the Signet sprocket from Madera. This sprocket is designed to be the most affordable BMX sprocket that is made right here in America. Below is a video where Mike Hinkens does a little unboxing (unbagging?) of the Signet sprocket, along with explaining the full details of the sprocket. Check it!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zCmFkxv3NP4

“Learn all about Madera’s most affordable and versatile sprocket, the Signet. Click play to see the sprocket, hear the specs, and understand why it’s so awesome!

Music: Drumlins – The Water’s Edge”

Want a guard sprocket instead? Check out the Signet Full Guard Sprocket!

Nowear BMX – Lifer Spline Drive Sprocket

August 22, 2017

Nowear have released their new Lifer Spline Drive Sprocket….

Is it time for a new BMX sprocket? Here’s a look at the brand new Lifer Spline Drive Sprocket from Nowear. This sprocket is made right here in the U.S.A out of CNC machined 7075-T6 aluminum with a 3D looking design that features a bunch of handlebars overlapping each other (look close, you can see it in the photos below). This sprocket uses a steel 19mm spline drive insert (not in the photo) that is included with every sprocket.

The Lifer Spline Drive Sprocket comes in 28-tooth only with blue, red and gold colors and weighs in at 3.4 oz. The Lifer Sprocket can be picked up through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Nowear or direct from the Nowear Webstore for $64.99 now.

This 7075-T6 sprocket has CNC machined handlebars for a unique look that turned out amazing.

Available in Blue, Red and Gold in a 28-tooth size now. The 19mm steel insert for spline drive is included with the sprocket.

What do you think? Do you have any questions? Let us know what’s on your mind in the comments below!

3D Printed BMX Sprocket?

August 7, 2017

When 3D Printing started popping up, the idea of creating BMX parts from 3D Printing has always been something people have talked about doing. George French has played around with it for a while now and has done a number of things as prototypes to test out ideas, and we know Harry at Wethepeople and Eclat also does rough prototype samples through 3D printing. Even though it’s doable to create 3D printed parts, the cost of producing it is still too high. In recent years, the price of 3D printers has come down and it has opened things up a bit to a lot more people and it looks like Jonny Lee has decided to start playing around with doing some BMX parts. Here’s a look at his first creation, a 3D printed BMX sprocket that he printed and put on his bike and rode! Take a peek. It sounds like we’ll be seeing more of Jonny’s creations in the near future, so we’ll keep you posted!

“Super happy with this. Today was awesome! Great things are happening, people! Stay tuned for more videos with this sprocket as well as the other 3d printed parts I have planned!” – Jonny Lee

What do you think about this? Have you ever thought about trying to make parts from a 3D Printer? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

Profile Racing – Tech Tip: Spline Drive Differential

August 4, 2017

Profile Racing takes a look at the evolution of the Spline Drive for them…

Over the years we’ve seen Spline Drive take over from the first designs that Tree Bicycle Co. released and pretty much all brands have gone on to also use on a sprocket or two in their line up. Profile Racing is one of those brands that has produced some amazing Spline Drive sprockets and they’ve managed to evolve from the 19mm spline drive and include the 22mm and 24mm sizes that have become more common over the years. Profile Racing just released their latest Tech Tip that looks back at the evolution and how they’ve managed to create sprockets that accept spline drive and regular bolt on sprockets in all sizes. You can check it out on the Profile Racing website right here — Tech Tip: Spline Drive Differential (Freestyle)

Odyssey – Halfbash Sprocket

August 1, 2017

Take a look at the Halfbash sprocket from Odyssey…

Is it time for a new BMX Sprocket? Here’s a look at the new Halfbash Sprocket that Odyssey just released. This sprocket is made from CNC machined 7075-T6 aluminum with square teeth for better chain alignment, two sprocket bolt holes, 4 larger holes for weight reduction and 3 bolt holes for the removable and replaceable plastic bash guard.

The Halfbash is designed so that you can run the sprocket with one guard, two guards or no guards. It comes in 25-tooth and 28-tooth sizes and black for the only color. The sprocket is available through BMX shops and mail-orders that carry Odyssey BMX for $59.99. No word on the price for the replaceable guards, but we’ll update this as soon as we know that detail.

What do you think? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

Sneak Peek: Eclat – Onyx Sprocket

August 1, 2017

The crew over at Eclat have released a sneak preview of their new Onyx Sprocket that’ll be hitting BMX shops and mail-orders some time in September / October. This cold forged sprocket will not only be affordable, but it’s double sided with two unique looks, so you can run it either direction. Below you can find an Instagram post showing you the sprocket from both sides (use the little arrows on the photo to switch between the two). Since this is a cold forged sprocket, it should be pretty affordable. We’ll keep you posted as soon as we know more!

Here's a first look at our new #ONYX forged sprocket which will be available later this year. Thanks to the cold forging process, we were able to produce an insanely strong and durable sprocket which is not only much more affordable than a traditional CNC machined sprocket, but also features a different design on each side allowing you to pick the side which you're feeling the most, and then change the look of your bike at a later date without needing to spend any money. SWIPE right to see both sides ?????? #eclatbmx
A post shared by Éclat BMX Parts (@eclatbmxparts) on Aug 1, 2017 at 7:00am PDT

What do you think? Do you have any questions? Let us know what you’re thinking in the comments below!

Madera Memo – Unbagging: Helm Sprocket

July 26, 2017

Is it time for a new BMX sprocket? Are you considering a Spline Drive sprocket? The latest Madera Memo video features Mike Hinkens unbagging the Helm sprocket to give you full specs and details, along with a look at all the different color options! Hit play and take a closer look!

“BMX – Madera Memo #7 – Unbagging – Helm Sprocket

Learn all about Madera’s classic and tough Helm sprocket. Click play to see the sprocket, hear the specs, and understand why it’s so awesome! More info and link for purchase below.

The Madera Helm Spline Drive Sprocket

– American Made
– 7075 Aluminum
– No sprocket bolt needed or usable. Spline adapter only.
– Hardened CrMo steel insert matches up to the 48 spline spindle (included)
– Available for 19mm and 22mm spindles
– 25t and 28t
– Colors: Black, Nickel, Rust, Polished, Fall Red, Snow, Celestial Wrap, Party Paint
– Weight: 81g/285 oz (25t)”