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Eclat Abyss Guard BMX sprocket | Black (1)
€45.75
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€29.66
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€50.34
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Salt Pro 25T BMX sprocket | Gold
€18.16
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Cryptic Cross Keys 25T BMX Sprocket | Black
€27.36
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€61.84
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Eclat Abyss Guard BMX sprocket | Oil Slick
€64.14
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Eclat Onyx BMX sprocket | Sandblast Cyan
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Eclat RS 25T BMX Sprocket | Silver
€45.75
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Eclat Vent Guard BMX sprocket | High Polished
€57.24
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Mafiabikes Pablo Park BMX sprocket | Black
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Here you can buy sprockets for BMX bikes!
We offer a wide selection of high-quality sprockets essential for achieving maximum performance and control on your BMX.
A bike sprocket is a key component that affects your riding speed.
It’s the part that transfers your pedaling power to the bike’s drivetrain. That’s why we’ve prepared a collection of sprockets designed specifically for BMX bikes – built to match your skills at any level, whether you’re just starting out or already an experienced rider.
How to choose a BMX sprocket? Find out more...
We’ll help you choose the right sprocket based on your riding style – whether you prefer the urban jungle or ramps and tricks are your passion.
Contact us if you have any questions or doubts.
Do you know when it’s time to replace your sprocket? Read more...
FAQ – BMX Sprocket Replacement
How do I know if my BMX sprocket is worn?
Check if the teeth are sharp-pointed, bent, deformed, or missing. Other signs include chain slipping, unusual noises, or resistance while pedaling.
How often should I service my BMX sprocket?
It’s recommended to inspect your sprocket every few months, especially after intense skatepark or street riding sessions.
Can I replace only the sprocket, or should I also replace the chain?
It’s best to replace both at the same time – a worn chain can quickly damage a new sprocket.
How do I choose the right BMX sprocket size?
It depends on your riding style: 25–28T = better control and acceleration; 30–33T = balanced performance; 36–39T = smoothness and speed.
Can I replace my BMX sprocket myself?
Yes, if you have the right tools (crank puller, torque wrench). If you’re not experienced, it’s better to have it done by a bike shop.
Do sprockets differ in material and durability?
Yes – most are aluminum (lighter, commonly used). Steel sprockets are heavier but can be more impact-resistant.
What affects acceleration and top speed after replacement?
More teeth increase the distance traveled per pedal revolution (more speed), fewer teeth give faster acceleration.
Do all hubs/cranks fit any sprocket?
No. The sprocket must match the crank’s drive type (bolt-drive or spline-drive), the bore size (most commonly 19 mm or 22 mm), and maintain proper chainline. A mismatched sprocket can cause rubbing or the chain to drop.
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