BMX Driver + Co.
Is your drivetrain slipping or do you want to switch to LHD? Here you find replacement drivers, pawls, and springs for your cassette hub. Pay attention to the tooth count and the drive side (RHD/LHD)!
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What is a driver and what parts belong to it?
The driver is the unit the chain runs on. It contains the freewheel mechanism. Typical spare parts include:- Driver (Cog)
- The one-piece gear (usually 9 teeth).
- Pawls & Springs
- They create the "click" sound and engagement. If your hub slips (skips), these small parts are often worn out.
RHD vs. LHD - What do I need?
- RHD (Right Hand Drive): Chain on the right (Standard).
- LHD (Left Hand Drive): Chain on the left (to protect the drivetrain when grinding on the right).
What do the specifications mean?
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Teeth (T) | 9T is standard. 8T for smaller gearing, 10T rarer. |
| Bearings | Mostly Polymer bushings or special sealed/needle bearings. |
| Compatibility | Only fits the specific hub of the manufacturer! |
Can I fit a driver into a different hub?
Only if the manufacturer lists it for that hub. Drivers are made for a specific hub model; even hubs from the same manufacturer are often not interchangeable, for example the Profile Mini and the Profile Elite. When buying, check the exact hub and the number of teeth.