Fit Bike Co Free Coaster Rear Hub 9t Matte Black Rhd

Fit Bike Co Freecoaster Rear Hub 9t Matte Black RHD 

Product Description

Overview

The Fit Bike Co Freecoaster Rear Hub is a right-hand drive hub that allows riders to roll backwards without pedaling. Built with a 9-tooth driver and 14mm axle, this hub provides the slack and coast-back capability essential for modern street and park riding. The 110mm spacing fits standard BMX frames, and the matte black finish offers a clean, understated appearance.

Key Features

• Freecoaster mechanism – Enables backward rolling without pedal engagement, eliminating the need to balance or feather pedals during fakie tricks and lines
• 9-tooth driver – Smaller driver allows for quicker engagement and more gear ratio options compared to larger tooth counts
• 14mm axle – Standard BMX axle diameter provides strength and compatibility with most modern frames and pegs
• 110mm spacing – Fits standard BMX rear dropout spacing without modification or frame spreading
• Right-hand drive configuration – Drivetrain runs on the right side of the bike; verify your frame's compatibility before ordering as some frames are designed for left-hand drive only
• Matte black finish – Durable coating provides corrosion resistance and maintains appearance under regular use

Technical Specifications

• Hub type: Freecoaster
• Drive side: Right-hand drive (RHD)
• Driver: 9-tooth
• Axle diameter: 14mm
• Hub spacing: 110mm
• Color: Matte black
• Spoke holes: Not specified (typically 36H—verify before ordering)
• Weight: Not specified
• Bearing type: Not specified

Compatibility and Ideal Use Cases

This hub fits BMX frames designed for right-hand drive configurations with 110mm rear dropout spacing and 14mm axles. Verify your frame's drive side and spoke hole count (usually 36H) before ordering. The 9-tooth driver works with standard BMX freewheels and cassette cogs. Ideal for street and park riders who want to roll fakie without pedaling back, perform manual-to-fakie combinations, or ride switch without pedal interference. Freecoasters require occasional adjustment and maintenance of the slack/gap setting—not recommended for riders who prefer the simplicity and immediate engagement of cassette hubs, or those who primarily ride trails where coasting backwards is unnecessary.