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Are you unsure of what bottom bracket you need for your frame? Below is a graph that will show you all of the different bottom bracket measurements. We would highly recommend using a set of vernier callipers to get the most accurate measurement
You will need two measurements to be able to check your chain alignment.� 1. The distance from the centre of the seat post (centreline of the bike) to the centre of the teeth on the front sprocket. This will give you your front chain line. 2. The
There is a lot of parts that go into setting up a Gyro and also dependant on compatibility. If you are unsure of parts needed/compatibility hit us up at [email protected]. We will need to know what parts you already have. If your frame is compatible
The standard bolt for a stem nowadays is an M8 thread. Most generic stems will use this bolt.�https://www.luxbmx.com/sunday-stem-bolt-kit Profile stems use a different bolt witch is�5/16 x 18 thread and is compatible with only Profile stems
We offer a full range of servicing options instore.�From Wheel trues and tyre installs to full bike overhauls. If you would like to book in a service, fill out the servicing form here�or contact us at [email protected]. �
BMX pedals have different threads for the left and right sides of the bike. The right pedal has a standard thread that tightens clockwise. The left pedal has a reverse thread witch tightens anti-clockwise. To tell them apart, the left pedal usually
Spoke lengths will vary depending on the hub and rim combo. If you are needing a spoke length calculation please email [email protected]�with your brand and model. If the hub and/or rim are not common options we may require the following info: Hub
Choosing between a freecoaster and a cassette can be tricky! We've made a quick video to explain the differences.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide recommendations on parts for bikes that are not BMX bikes sorry! (E-Bikes, Mountain Bikes, Dirt Jumpers, Road Bikes, Etc.) Best bet would be to check out some forums or have an in depth look at your bikes speci