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We generally have all sizes, from 13 to 22 tooth, of fixed sprockets in stock in 3/32" (normal narrow derailer chain), as well as the older style 1/8" sprockets, but we don't recommend the 1/8" width for new conversions. If you don't specify a width in your order, we'll ship 3/32".We used to carry less expensive sprockets from Esjot and Cyclo, but we had so much trouble with the cheapos that we've stopped carrying them.
In terms of quality, Phil Wood is the best, E.A.I. is second best, with Shimano Dura-Ace and Rockwerks/Surly tied for 3rd place.
1/8" Track sprockets.These wider sprockets only work with wide (1/8") chain ONLY! | |||||||
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| Brand |
 Phil Wood Stainless 1/8" |
 Dura-Ace 1/8" |
 E.A.I. Gold Medal |
 E.A.I. Superstar |
 E.A.I. 1/8" |
 Surly (New Style)1/8" |
 Rockwerks 1/8" |
| Price | $55.95 | $21.95 | $119.95 | $59.95 | $25.95 - $29.95 | $25.95 - $29.95 | $19.95 |
| 12 Teeth | Phil Wood Stainless FCP712 |
N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| 13 Teeth | Phil Wood Stainless FCP713 |
Shimano Dura-Ace FCD23 |
E.A.I. Gold Medal FCE913 |
E.A.I. Superstar FCE883 |
E.A.I. Deluxe FCE53 |
Surly (New Style) FCY73 |
Rockwerks FW348 |
| 14 Teeth 1/8" | Phil Wood Stainless FCP714 |
Shimano Dura-Ace FCD24 |
E.A.I. Gold Medal FCE914 |
E.A.I. Superstar FCE884 |
E.A.I. Deluxe FCE54 |
Surly (New Style) FCY74 |
Rockwerks FW349 |
| 15 Teeth 1/8" | Phil Wood Stainless FCP715 |
Shimano Dura-Ace FCD25 |
E.A.I. Gold Medal FCE915 |
E.A.I. Superstar FCE885 |
E.A.I. Deluxe FCE55 |
Surly (New Style) FCY75 |
Rockwerks FW350 |
| 16 Teeth 1/8" | Phil Wood Stainless FCP716 |
Shimano Dura-Ace FCD26 |
E.A.I. Gold Medal FC916 |
E.A.I. Superstar FCE886 |
E.A.I. Deluxe FCE56 |
Surly (New Style) FCY76 |
Rockwerks FW351 |
| 17 Teeth 1/8" | Phil Wood Stainless FCP717 |
N/A | E.A.I. Gold Medal FCE917 |
E.A.I. Superstar FCE887 |
E.A.I. Deluxe FCE57 |
Surly (New Style) FCY77 |
Rockwerks FW352 |
| 18 Teeth 1/8" | Phil Wood Stainless FCP718 |
N/A | E.A.I. Gold Medal FCE918 |
E.A.I. Superstar FCE888 |
E.A.I. Deluxe FCE58 |
Surly (New Style) FCY78 |
Rockwerks FW353 |
| 19 Teeth 1/8" | Phil Wood Stainless FCP719 |
N/A | N/A | N/A | E.A.I. Deluxe FCE59 |
Surly (New Style) FCY79 |
Rockwerks FW354 |
| 20 Teeth 1/8" | Phil Wood Stainless FCP720 |
N/A | N/A | N/A | E.A.I. Deluxe FCE60 |
Surly (New Style) FCY80 |
Rockwerks FW355 |
| 21 Teeth 1/8" | Phil Wood Stainless FCP721 |
N/A | N/A | N/A | E.A.I. Deluxe FCE61 |
Surly (New Style) $ FCY81 |
N/A |
| 22 Teeth 1/8" | Phil Wood Stainless FCP722 |
N/A | N/A | N/A | E.A.I. Deluxe FCE62 |
Surly (New Style) FCY82 |
N/A |
Note, most standard track lock rings won't work with a 12 tooth sprocket, because the chain will bump into the edge of the lockring.Phil Wood lockrings work (Phil Wood or Campagnolo hubs).
For other track hubs, the Sun Tour stepped lockring is the best choice for use with a 12 tooth sprocket.
Older Surly single fixed sprockets were not so good, but they have been redesigned and come from a new vendor, and we like the current batch very much. Note: The Surly Sprockets 17 teeth and larger are drilled for lightness as shown. Sizes 13-16 teeth are not drilled.
If you are using inexpensive sprockets with short threads, a spacer may be needed to allow the lock ring to engage properly. We have had some problems with the cheap sprockets stripping the threads from hubs, particularly when used in low gear combinations.It is a good idea to use a thread adhesive, such as Loctite. This is especially true if you are running a low gear.
This system consists of an adaptor that threads on to any standard track hub, and 6-splined sprockets that slip on to the adaptor. The splined sprockets are held in place by the normal track lockring. To change sprockets, all you need to do is unscrew the lockring and lift the sprocket off! Throw you chain whip away!
| Miche Adaptor $24.95
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| Miche Sprockets $24.95 each
14-18 teeth, 1/8" only |
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Freewheel compatibility notes:Freewheels can fit on most fixed-gear hubs with no problem, just leave off the lockring. Occasionally, you may need to add a thin spacer washer to prevent the freewheel body from rubbing against the spokes. |
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