The Freecoaster-The Worst Thing To Happen To BMX! 

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I wish I still had my freecoaster so much more fun

i still love my odyssey 2pc driver with 12t

My '82 Schwinn is a free coaster mag.

Been rocking one since getting back on the bike 5 years ago. Also Colorado here as well

What’s a good bmx store in Colorado ?

@@Heemiscold I’m from the Denver area so I suggest Pusher BMX. I know down in Colorado Springs there is Pedal Action BMX that is very good as well. Hope that can help.

Is bro alive????

​@djabroni_brochacho4644 yeah that's begin back in the OSS days

brandon begin OSS video was sick ​@@insanetaco98

Yeah half calb EL TORO! BEEEAST MODE ACTIVATED

Yeah. The noise from those modern drivers goes right through me. Reminds me of the noise the clockwork owl from 'Jason and the Argonauts' makes.

Yeh i enjoy having a silent hub.

freecoaster for flatland, cassette for street, always!!!

Why is a free coaster good for flatland?

​@@x88868free coaster is like required for some flatland tricks due to rolling backwards while standing on the pedals in weird positions.

@@bmxriderforlife1234 makes sense. Thank you.

how is the repair going🤔

Good! Just waiting to locate a few parts!

Glad I’m not the only one I’ve been out close to 20 and recently restored a old school dyno nsx and instantly the fire was lit

they are 2 in 1 but not usable at the same time like planetary or z coaster. Cinema is currently working in another true hybrid different from planetary internals. Let's see if eclat design something with this new system.

100% Hybrid❤

Had the WTP hybrid for a year and mainly used it in freecoaster but once or twice used the cassette mode. After a year the hub is wrecked inside and almost impossible to tighten or loosen when removing the back wheel. Poor design and it has trouble engaging and pedalling as well as strange clunks and clicks randomly. If you are thinking of getting one don't, they advertise them as the greatest hub ever but really it isn't designed properly and won't last you very long if you ride hard. Wethepeople make some good products but the Hybrid hub is definitely not one of them

@@ethanw2805 idk man I’ve been riding it since it first came out and I ride pretty hard. I’ve personally never had a problem with it. Yea sometimes it skips but other than that it’s been solid. The insides still look really good on mine. Then again I would take it apart every once in a while to clean it up and apply a thin layer of grease on everything.

@@413fps yea but these hubs are meant for people who want to switch back and forth from regular freecoaster and regular cassette. Not for it to feel like a cassette but actually be a freecoaster. I actually like having that little bit of slack when I’m on a freecoaster but some people don’t hence why they made the planetary system. I would give it a try tho. Was actually thinking of trying alienations Venus planetary freecoaster as it’s the cheapest option with all the same internals as the more expensive ones like the cult hub or bsd hub.

Yes SHOP OWNER is fun to watch no doubt✊

I have the clutch and it's good. My first freecoaster was the alienation freecoaster and that was a good hub, especially the fact that you could adjust slack through the non driver side axle which made things easier

@@Taino-Photos The new Clutch v3 now has tool free slack adjustment. But I've been running factory default slack on the v2 without issues.

I had the RL Edge wheel set and the RL Edge tires were dope AF for the time. If those RL Edge rims would have been chrome as well, you couldn't have beat them back then. I don't remember if they were double walled or triple or if they were just single,but that hub got passed around the block as me and the fellas were digging the anti backpeddle action.

I had one on my mongoose decade pro, its hard to even find pictures of it

Phu is the bomb 💪🏼😤

It does have a hollow axle but it was typically a stronger axle than the KHE

Rob ridge reloader mods and others yup. He also has a mod list of the Ezra hubs.

yo metal pegs are epic

Because back then, when bikes were still kinda new to the world, they were used by kids. Well, the kids have grown up and no longer need them.

helix freecoaster is the same trapez/erza shit, always breaking in the paws, i tried do a crankflip literaly explode inside. Revolution is on another level

@@KazZ159 I didn't buy the Helix knowingly. It came on my 2020 Battleship. Replaced it with a BSD Revolution 2 months later.

I wasted $250 on one. It kept engaging at unwanted times, and I never trusted it. Replaced it with the Odyssey v2 Clutch and it's been flawless and predictable for 2 years, and has never engaged unexpectedly even once.

@@AmazingChinaToday i got a venus hub a few weeks ago and i havent had any issues with it randomly engaging, it engages at weird times like rolling up transition and rolling back down to fakie, the hub will stay in cassette mode, but if u roll up the transition, hop to fakie, then it coasts. doing 180s/halfcabs, if you do a halfcab and ur wheel rolls backwards as your landing if you didnt rotate all the way, the hub will disengage and you have no pedal pressure. just a learning curve, same thing when i went from cassettes to freecoasters, u just gotta learn how it works and adapt,also 2 years ago were when they were brand new so they still had issues, the venus hub is my favorite hub ive ever had so far

@@darkxkai5754 Glad it's working for you, but to be clear, in your comments you describe it engaging at unwanted times while rolling backwards. My Odyssey Clutch has never done that even once in two years.

Cinema is making one now but free night confirmed they are not using planetary internals, so it's probably even an improved design.

Yes lol easier to pedal

@@tnerbsg8134 what about for going uphill a lot will it be worse ?

Los Angeles

Yes, the name came from the ACS Freecoaster. You could switch back and forth from coasterbrake to freewheel. I had one in my Suntour coaster brake hub.

Came on the RL Edge wheels

buy a coaster and have someone install it

@@chadfren Nah; I'm about learning to do it all myself my dude.

i had a freemix for 6 years, i had to rebuild it twice cuz i sheared the clutch bearing/nut on the axle, but yeah i got about 3 years out of it each time