Revolver SS - Smallest freewheel

ultimatebassist31 · June 2007

Would like to get smaller gearing for my Dmr, (currently 36:16), can i get a smalled freewheel for a Dmr Revolver SS 10mm?

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rubber side up · June 2007

9T One piece driver, or 12T on a cassette type freebody

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The Joe Show · June 2007

We've been through this before.

The answer is yes, you can get a 15t one, but that'll die in a matter of days.

RSU: He does not have a cassette hub.

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Shadow_Conspiracy · June 2007

You will need either a standard freehub hub and the gusset SS kit or a casette style hub like the KHE ones, they are common on BMXs now.

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ultimatebassist31 · June 2007

So the answer is, i am running the smallest unless i get a new hub. Great

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Revolver SS - Smallest freewheel

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