Rear Sprocket

Our cheap BMX rear sprockets bring together screw-on freewheels and cassette cogs at the end of their run, in the tooth counts still available, from Shimano, Box Components, Tangent and Insight. New, in limited numbers, often with a single tooth count per reference.

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Sprockets on sale: the remaining tooth count sets your gearing

On a sprocket clearance the choice runs backwards: instead of starting from your gear ratio, you start from what is left. One tooth of difference noticeably changes the gate start and top speed down the straight. So look at the tooth count offered before you look at the price.

Screw-on freewheel or cassette cog

The two are not interchangeable. A freewheel screws onto a threaded hub and carries its own mechanism; a cassette cog fits the driver of a hub built for it, with its own lockring. Identify your hub before buying, otherwise the bargain will stay in its bag.

Chain format and adjustment after the swap

The sprocket has to share your chain format, 1/8" or 3/32". Use the tooth count change as an opportunity to check the remaining chain length and the setting of your chain tensioner: a modified ratio moves the wheel in the dropouts, sometimes all the way to the end.

BMX RACING advice

Give us your current chainring and sprocket pairing and how the gate feels, and we point you to the right tooth count among those still in stock. The other wheel deals, tyres included, complete the rear-end update. Dispatched within 24 to 72 hours.

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