Get a marker and mark the point of the chainstay beside the widest point of the tyre on both sides of the frame. Then measure between the inside of the chainstays. As for the "I don't measure in inches"; that's absurd and you're not going to like BMX ... more »

Measure it and see.

I knew because I couldn't move it, couldn't put weight on it and it looked like this:

The night it happened, I had to keep it under the cold shower all night, to stop the pain. My whole lower leg and foot swelled a large amount for the first ... more »

Mine was 10 months

What chain is it? Road/MTB chains won't work for BMX.

Long time no see, man!

Over-rotate in, sharp carve and hop. I do a proper bunny hop but a lot of people bring both wheels up at the same time.

Thanks!

This thread is like a slow-mo car crash...

For holding a hub guard on? Similar to the Odyssey Clutch?

I'd avoid them if you're looking to get plastic sleeves. Shadow's sleeves are terrible, in my experience.

Just keep it well greased and it will last you a long time.

You should show him the right technique. You seem to be quite familiar with it...

Get Par-ends...

I think that is more confusing than the original post...

What's the significance of the fixie hub? It's just a different way of doing the same thing...

Pictures? If anything other than height, there'll probably be a difference in the material and the build quality.

That means you're overtightening them.

They're made of a relatively soft material to avoid messing up the axle threads. If you overtighten them, they're going to get mushroomed.

I've never had issues with the Sunday tensioners; sounds like user error. If "that shits gonna move", I'd say it's user error.