Bike_Haus Throne DA Goon Parts Swap.

We have another Throne Bike in need of some new parts! This model is Da Goon and will getting new Brakes ( Box Three ), Profile Imperial Sprocket, Profile Stem, Ride Out Supply Freewheel and a new Primo half link chain.
remember Wheels up Buttercup!

[@VintageLeftyGuitars]

So this doesn’t come with the cassette hub on the rear? I was told my 2023 throne goon 24” had a cassette and could not swap out the freewheel, website says it’s a flip flop hub throne hex 16t fixed. Only hub I’ve found I can make work is a beast mode which is 500$

[@hustlehaus6323]

If I'm not mistaken it should come with a flip flop hub especially since the spec sheet says that as well unless someone already swapped out the wheel

[@frankiewheelies]

What size are the throne stocked cranks

[@hustlehaus6323]

Dang im pretty sure these were 175mm

[@jibreel4473]

Do the breaks squeak at all? My goon breaks squeak terribly

[@hustlehaus6323]

Nah just gotta tune em right

[@hustlehaus6323]

Sometimes different pads help

[@rickas_accordeon]

Yo i have a question about the freewheel so i tried to change mine on a throne da goon 2021 to but it had some thread that would couldnt come off how did you do it?

[@TuesdaysTurn]

I have never removed one from a Throne, their newer bikes have a small cassette freehub body and take a cog with a lock ring instead of a freewheel. But to remove most freewheels you need a freewheel removal tool. I have two videos on freewheels on my page, check em out and hopefully they can help. Usually a 4 prong removal tool will work in the 8-spline freewheels, so you probably need a tool like the Park Tool FR-6 for 16t freewheels and larger.

[@hustlehaus6323]

It requires a special tool to unthread the freewheel

[@559FreshNo]

How did you take the stem off?

[@big_steppa_91331]

how did you size your sprocket currently looking to get a new sprocket just don’t know the sizes i can get for it

[@hustlehaus6323]

Sorry for the late response... So if your looking for a new sprocket(for the front) then it depends on if you want to have a faster top speed (this makes pedaling harder) then get a bigger sprocket(or more teeth). Or if you want a slower top speed(this makes pedaling easier especially uphill) then you want a smaller sprocket(or less teeth). Keep in mind this only applies to the front sprocket. These rules are reversed for the rear. Hope this helps.

[@Daniel-gc1pp]

What bars do you have?

[@hustlehaus6323]

Like in stock? Or what's on this bike?

[@Daniel-gc1pp]

@@hustlehaus6323 what’s on the bike