A 25-tooth sprocket on a BMX bike typically pairs with a 9-tooth rear driver or cog, which is common for BMX setups. This combination provides a good balance of acceleration and top speed, making it suitable for street and park riding. However, riders may choose different tooth combinations based on their riding style and preferences.
yes, but the gear ratio will be very low. when you pedal you will need to do more rotations with your legs to travel the same distance as with a 33 tooth and 13 tooth.
To determine if a 25-tooth sprocket will fit your cranks, you'll need to consider the crankset's compatibility with the sprocket's mounting standard. Check the bolt pattern and spacing of your crankset against the sprocket specifications. Additionally, ensure that your chain is compatible with the sprocket size. If all these factors align, then the 25-tooth sprocket should fit your cranks.
BMX stands for Bicycle moto-cross, because of the stunts performed on them. Most BMX bikes have 20 inch wheels with a 25-30 tooth front sprocket, that way you easily pedal fast and up steepembankment, like a half pipe or ramp. BMX bikes are easilymaneuverable and agile. Most are made from light-weight aluminum, weighing around 20-25 pounds. There are many great BMX companies, but one of the most popular companies is "Wethepeople".
Yes...this is the most comon gear ratio on bmx's. this is because it allows a good balance of accelration and top speed while still giving you the clearance to be able to roll into most quarter pipes.
no you can not 25 with 8
You can get a 9 tooth sprocket, you will need a conversion kit to do it. Haro makes a decent one just do a search for Haro 25/9
around 25 lbs or so.
9 tooth driver
a 25 tooth sprocket will fit on a 9 tooth driver
It depends on the length of the chainstays on your frame.
a 9 will do but an 8 would be better
An 11-speed cassette is compatible with a 25-tooth cog on a bicycle.