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4 of 5 Bolt holes needed drilling out otherwise fits good Friday, October 31, 2025
taco eater : Anonymous Person from Worcester, MA United States  
The sprocket bolt holes were too small for the sprocket bolts to fit through and had to drill them out. But otherwise the sprocket fit the rim on my 08 Tomos Streetmate R perfectly

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2 of 5 doesnt fit on tomos a35 2003 rim Monday, June 13, 2022
taco eater : tyler from kalamazoo, MI United States  
the sprocket is to small for chain to go on without rubbing wheel hub you would have to shave down to fit

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3 of 5 Shead a little light Friday, September 24, 2021
taco eater : Josh from Allendale, NJ United States  
Hard to got on 2010 streetmate. R... Idk how I'm going to get it off cause I sheared the bolt to get it in! But hey gives it a little speed... wish the bolts fit through the hole tho

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4 of 5 I’m sure this works great for what it’s made for Friday, July 9, 2021
taco eater : Anonymous Person from SC United States  
Exactly what the title says. I bought the 20T for my a3 bullet with original spokes and was like eh I’ll make it work. Holes are perfect but the circumference is too small and there’s no clearance on the back side (side that the sprocket comes in contact with the hub). Still gave it 4/5 tacos because it seems sturdy and the measurements were correct.

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5 of 5 20T vs 22T Sunday, May 23, 2021
taco eater : Hunter Gandee from Oregonia, OH United States  
I originally had the 22T on my 2010 Tomos Streetmate R but figured I would try the 20T. The 20T was too small and my chain was rubbing on the hub. The 22T still has plenty of torque and lots of power.

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5 of 5 works with minor modification on Trac m56 Saturday, May 30, 2020
taco eater : dpasa from Central MN United States  
Snagged one for my '83 Trac Eagle. Stock is 39T so not a huge change but helps top end noticeably and I fear the next step down  (33T at the time of writing this) will be too drastic. Needed to hog out the bolt holes a little to get them to go through but not a big deal at all.

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5 of 5 Great quality Sunday, February 4, 2018
taco eater : Jake Harvey from Galion, OH United States  
I ordered the 20t sprocket. Fits the wheel perfectly, just need to space it out from the wheel a bit as the chain can’t fit fully on my wheel. No complaints though just my observation

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5 of 5 22T on streetmate Tuesday, September 5, 2017
taco eater : Paul S from Troy, NC United States  
fits great!

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4 of 5 Fits A55 LX really well with slight mod Sunday, January 1, 2017
taco eater : Anonymous Person from Brooklyn, NY United States  
This is a really nice sprocket. I got the 24t rear sprocket for my 2011 LX. It fits very snugly on the wheel, but on mine the mounting holes were about 1mm off, about 10 seconds with a small round file to lengthen the hole is all i needed and it fit perfect. I wouldnt go any smaller than the 24t, you would lose too much low end. With my basically stock setup(tecno bullet pipe, derestricted stock airbox, 60 main jet) it runs really nice. Easily tops 40mph with still decent low end.

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5 of 5 Welp, it's a sprocket Monday, February 15, 2016
taco eater : Anonymous Person from Baltimore, MD United States  
I bought a 24T for my 2011 Streetmate. A tip for installation if you don't know already. There are nuts holding the 4 bolts on the sprocket. When you take off the bolts these nuts might fall into the drum brake housing. If your bolts won't thread in, that's probably why. Just take apart the drum brake assembly and put the nuts back into place.

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