12t driver for cult match hub?

Isn't 12t where cogs start? If it's like pedaling a mountain bike in first gear, why not go down instead of up to even it out?

-Havok- wrote:

Isn't 12t where cogs start? If it's like pedaling a mountain bike in first gear, why not go down instead of up to even it out? ...more

-Havok- wrote:

Isn't 12t where cogs start? If it's like pedaling a mountain bike in first gear, why not go down instead of up to even it out?

I'm not sure actually, i always thought 12 was the biggest sized driver that was made (odyssey makes them i think). I don't think going to a smaller driver would be the best idea even know with 10t it feels like it wants to explode

36/11 should be perfect. But it'd probably be easier to drop to 30/10.

I dunno, never gone up past a 10t. It probably is putting more pressure on one spot just because of the angle that the chain is touching the driver, instead of being smaller and wrapping further around it while pedaling. But sure your driver bearing(s) aren't just blown? I thought a 25/27-9 or like 30-10 was nearly the same as the old school 44-16. And my bad, I forgot that you said you had a bigger sprocket, so it wouldn't be like a mtn bike. Lol. Should be alot easier for you to pedal now than it would be if you went up to a 12t

Xxohioanxx wrote:

36/11 should be perfect. But it'd probably be easier to drop to 30/10.

Xxohioanxx wrote:

36/11 should be perfect. But it'd probably be easier to drop to 30/10.

agreed, why don't you get a smaller sprocket?
cheaper than a new cog and you don't have to add length to your chain

Profile Mini/Totem drivers fit Primo Mix/Remix and Cult Match but not the other way around. Grab an 11t. Mind you, 1 driver tooth is about the equivalent of 3 sprocket teeth. It will make a big difference.

Xxohioanxx wrote:

36/11 should be perfect. But it'd probably be easier to drop to 30/10.

Xxohioanxx wrote:

36/11 should be perfect. But it'd probably be easier to drop to 30/10.

ironmaiden666 wrote:

agreed, why don't you get a smaller sprocket?
cheaper than a new cog and you don't have to add length to your chain

ironmaiden666 wrote:

agreed, why don't you get a smaller sprocket?
cheaper than a new cog and you don't have to add length to your chain

I dunno like the speed that comes with the 36t only problem is the acceleration to be honest, i think after i get a bigger driver it'll feel perfect or atleast the same as say 28/9 gearing.

I think the primo drivers are like 39.99 new so the price difference wouldn't be that much considering i'd probably end up having to go and buy a new sprocket

33/11 would equal 28/9.

HardBMX_Tim wrote:

Profile Mini/Totem drivers fit Primo Mix/Remix and Cult Match but not the other way around. Grab an 11t. Mind you, 1 driver ...more

HardBMX_Tim wrote:

Profile Mini/Totem drivers fit Primo Mix/Remix and Cult Match but not the other way around. Grab an 11t. Mind you, 1 driver tooth is about the equivalent of 3 sprocket teeth. It will make a big difference.

Awesome i didn't know that one tooth would make such a difference, an 11t driver should be perfect then

33 Tooth sprocket. Genius. I don't get the comment about extra force on your setup.

You can grab a profile mini 4 pawl driver with the interchangeable cog which will allow you to run 12T and up, 11T and down will be a solid cog

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