ACS
Z Mag 5 Spoke Rear Black Mag Wheel

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Will these wheels work on a Dyno VFR?

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canteau · Answer

They should fit most of the old school BMX bikes

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would i be able to put a 9 tooth cassette driver or what would i need for it to fit a 9 tooth

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isteinhoff · Answer

The smallest it can take is a 16t FW. Any Mag wheels you will see on the market are typically made available for old skool BMX builds, with a larger tooth count than current BMX bikes.

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Do you have the rear hub with the rims?

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canteau · Answer

The ACS Z-Mag rim and hub are all one piece.

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Will these fit on a mid school Redline RL 390?

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canteau · Answer

The ACS Z Mag wheels should work if the Redline has 3/8" dropouts but if the Redline uses oversized 14mm axles they will not.

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Do these come in 26 inches

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kristenkey · Answer

we do not currently carry the rim for this size.

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mlewis · Answer

Yes, you'll need a standard threaded BMX cog, tires, and tubes.

mlewis · Answer

Yes, this is a 20 inch wheel

mlewis · Answer

These are sold individually.

canteau · Answer

ACS doesn't publish the weight for these. We currently only offer the wheel in black.

canteau · Answer

We currently only offer this wheel in a 20in.

mlewis · Answer

Hi, this wheel is currently available only in black. Thanks

smulder · Answer

We really don't have a way to answer that. If you hit a jump, get major air and land to flat on cement then yes it would probably break. If you hit a table, clear it and land smooth on the downward transition then you'll probably be fine. If you absorb landings well with your legs and arms you'll also probably be fine. If you hit a sharp edge, yeah you'll probably break it. So, we really can't say / back it up for jumping. Hope that helps and makes a little sense.