Miche Fix Sprockets - MR18

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The Miche Fix Sprocket MR18 is designed for track cyclists and fixed-gear enthusiasts who require frequent adjustments to their gear ratios without the hassle of removing the entire hub assembly. By utilizing a specialized carrier and splined interface, it allows for rapid sprocket swaps, making it an ideal choice for riders who change setups between different track events or terrains. While this system offers unparalleled convenience, users must note that the required sprocket carrier and the sprocket itself are sold as separate components, requiring an initial investment in the full system.
| Model Part Number | MR18 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Miche |
No, the Miche sprocket and the carrier are sold as separate components.
You must use a hub compatible with the Miche splined carrier system.
The system typically requires a standard Miche lockring, which is usually part of the carrier assembly or sold separately; please check your specific kit contents.
Replace the sprocket when you notice significant tooth hooking or wear, which can negatively impact chain life.
Yes, the Miche splined system supports various tooth counts that fit the same carrier design.
Ensure the lockring is tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification.
Inspect the splines on both the carrier and sprocket for burrs or debris; clean with a wire brush if necessary.
To set up your Miche MR18 system, first ensure you have the correct Miche sprocket carrier installed on your hub. Slide the sprocket onto the splines until fully seated. Always use a clean, grease-free interface between the spline and the carrier to prevent slipping, though a light film of assembly grease on the lockring threads is recommended to prevent seizing. Regularly check the lockring for tightness before every ride, especially if you have recently changed gear ratios. When cleaning, remove the sprocket from the carrier to wipe away grit and debris, which helps prevent premature wear on the splines.