Charles
05-26-2006, 01:48 PM
Article from BMX-Zone.com, http://www.bmx-zone.com/en-article-id-443.html
We all know.. Odyssey has been one of the best company for parts. They make everything else nice and strong so why not a sprocket? Well they did just that, and named it the Odyssey Utility. Well, going onto the review now.
I got this sprocket about8 months ago, and I do A LOT of sprocket grinding and grinding in general so I got a bashguard to go along with it and thrash it up pretty hard. So far this sprocket has held up to everydamn thing I can think of. It's also nicely machined out to save weight while not sacrificing strength.
There available in 36 or 39t in black and can use any bash guard on it with a 110mm bolt pattern.
VERY MUCH LIKE THE REGULAR UTILITY SPROCKET BUT THE CUT OUTS MAKE IT LIGHTER.
WEIGHT = 8 oz (36t)
Costs: about $39.00 without the bashguard
Bashguard to go with it will cost around $24.00
We all know.. Odyssey has been one of the best company for parts. They make everything else nice and strong so why not a sprocket? Well they did just that, and named it the Odyssey Utility. Well, going onto the review now.
I got this sprocket about8 months ago, and I do A LOT of sprocket grinding and grinding in general so I got a bashguard to go along with it and thrash it up pretty hard. So far this sprocket has held up to everydamn thing I can think of. It's also nicely machined out to save weight while not sacrificing strength.
There available in 36 or 39t in black and can use any bash guard on it with a 110mm bolt pattern.
VERY MUCH LIKE THE REGULAR UTILITY SPROCKET BUT THE CUT OUTS MAKE IT LIGHTER.
WEIGHT = 8 oz (36t)
Costs: about $39.00 without the bashguard
Bashguard to go with it will cost around $24.00