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20to26:
the wheels are now on my son's S&M Dirtbike - he got's a 44-16 on there at the mo and wants a trendier smaller front chainwheel....

Thanks for all the info guys

Gary72:
If it has 14mm drop outs, Get him a cheap set of wheels from cyclesport on the bay, 9T.

Dark Diggler:

--- Quote from: 20to26 on October 28, 2011, 06:29 PM ---the wheels are now on my son's S&M Dirtbike - he got's a 44-16 on there at the mo and wants a trendier smaller front chainwheel....

Thanks for all the info guys

--- End quote ---

Depending on the brake location on the dirtbike, make sure the chain will clear the brake before you go for anything less than a 13T
 :daumenhoch:

hunterdubber:
DK made a 12T freewheel for use on a flip flop hub once upon a time ( 3 or 4 years ago)

That's definately the smallest I remember  made  ???

11t casette hub with chainstay mounted brake you have to have a constantly super   tight chain so as to avoid any  chain rub issues as Diggs mentioned



Like Gary says you can get a full wheel/set with 9t casette hub for mucho dheapness these days  ;)

Dark Diggler:
The DK ones weren't around long as they broke within a few rides, they discontinued them sharpish

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