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Bike_Haus Throne DA Goon Parts Swap.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 มี.ค. 2021
- 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!
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$
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
What size are the throne stocked cranks
Dang im pretty sure these were 175mm
Do the breaks squeak at all? My goon breaks squeak terribly
Nah just gotta tune em right
Sometimes different pads help
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?
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.
It requires a special tool to unthread the freewheel
How did you take the stem off?
how did you size your sprocket currently looking to get a new sprocket just don’t know the sizes i can get for it
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.
What bars do you have?
Like in stock? Or what's on this bike?
@@hustlehaus6323 what’s on the bike