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Bicycle Sprocket Popular Q&A

Q: What is a bicycle sprocket?
A: It's the small toothed wheel that the chain runs over by the rear wheel, although in engineering terms it is any toothed wheel designed for a chain, including t... Read More »

Q: Bicycle sprockets.
A: Sorry, but things will not work out the way you envision. The purpose of either the sprocket system or the block & tackle system is to increase the "mechanical ... Read More »

Q: What is the smallest bicycle sprocket?
A: The smallest is 0.110 inches. Read More »

Q: How to Remove Rear Bicycle Sprockets.
A: 1. Remove the axle bolts or the quick-release mechanism on the rear wheel of your bicycle. Remove the rear wheel from the bike. 2. Insert the notched freewheel ... Read More »

Q: How to Remove Rust From a Bicycle Sprocket.
A: 1. Spray a degreaser or other combination grease and rust-removing solvent onto the rear wheel sprockets. Let the solution soak for a half hour to help break up... Read More »