HUB PART S/A HSL-876 SPROCKET DISHED 24T 1/8 CP

I was tired of having to drive to the library and the YMCA from fear of bike theft so I got a Schwinn with a coaster brake. I found the bike's large squishy tires and the squat posture hard to ride especially on the unmaintained alley and several blocks of sloping roads by my house. I replaced the coaster brake hub's 18 tooth cog with this 24 tooth one. It required a couple more links in the chain so I had to replace the chain as well. The bike's slower overall but, ironically, this feels faster because it accelerates and gets to its cruising speed quicker. The spring clip could hurt your eyes.

Needed to upgrade my Coker Monster cruiser. I was struggling with hill climbing, so I decided to replace my 16t with a 18t freewheel and was still struggling and decided to go with this 24t one. It makes pedaling much easier for me. Just gave it a quick paint job to match my bike and had to add about 7 links to my chain and now I’m happy.

Great addition if you are using a SRAM Automatix hub. It makes for just riding (cruising) around, which is all I really do, much easier. Hills are tackled much more comfortably. Does not shake or wobble. Upgraded the 18T cog that comes with it to this 22T version, during the upgrade I had to add a link to the chain. Previously, the chain wouldn't fit properly and required a tensioner to be added (my Titus Modena frame has a semi-vertical dropout), with this cog I could get the chain length perfect and did not require a tensioner, which since I only use coaster brakes it works a lot better and gives a little peace of mind. Also, there is a much cleaner look now. Front is a 46T and now a 22T rear, I use 1/8" chain with a single half-link addition. My setup is pretty much for only recreational riding and puttering around town, nothing terribly serious and top speed is not excessive. Though not measured I am guessing 20mph. Here is my setup: - Titus Modena Road Bike Frame, Carbon Fiber with Aluminum Lugs - Chris King Headset - Reynolds Forks, Carbon Fiber - Metropolis City Single Speed Crankset o Origin8 46T 1/8” Chainring o SRAM Link Chain o CrankBrothers 5050 2 Flat Platform Pedal - Taylor Wheels Wheel Set 700c, Alloy Double Walled o Nirosta Stainless Steel Spokes o Shimano Nexus DC-3000-3N Front Hub Dynamo o SRAM Automatix 2-Speed Rear Hub  Sturmey-Archer 1/8” 24T Cog o Tannus Solid Tires (Black) - 350mm Carbon Fiber Seat Post o Brooks Leather B17 Saddle With Black Rails - 680mm Carbon Fiber Flat Bar Handlebar o Brooks Leather Wrap Slender Grips - Supernova E3 Pure 3 Front Light, Black - Supernova E3 2 Taillight, Black - Supernova ThePlug III USB Charger - Pinhead Locking Sets, Wheels and Seat Post

Awesome Part for my beach cruiser. Pedals way easier on flat and hills more manageable. Replaced 18Tooth with 24tooth. Great for riding around the beach and park!

Worked great to regear my daughters huffy 24" nel lusso cruiser bicycle. As expected I did have to resize the chain. But the sprocket was perfect.

Lowered my cruiser pedal ratio

I install these on cheap one-speed coaster brake hubs, to change the gear ratio. To do this, I must remove the little "dust cover" ring, since this sprocket is a little thicker than the original. Removing this ring cannot possible have any measurable detrimental effect, methinks. By replacing the original 18 tooth cog with this one, the bike becomes easier to pedal, which is useful on rough ground. For this conversion, one or possibly two links must be added to the chain.

Had to add about 3 more links to the chain. Peddling is pretty easy now on the flats, and up inclines, great improvement. Can't go super fast though, like over 15mph.