Addicks Chainring
Created by Lyle Addicks, founder of Addicks Engineering in Los Angeles, California. Addicks chainrings were created by injection moulding Millardium, a super-tough blend of DuPont Zytel with Teflon and silicone.
Addicks Chainrings came with 39 to 48 teeth and were available in red, blue, yellow, white and graphite.
The Addicks Sprockets went through three phases:
Addicks Chainrings came with 39 to 48 teeth and were available in red, blue, yellow, white and graphite.
The Addicks Sprockets went through three phases:
- Phase I - original swiss cheese sprocket made from DuPont Zytel with Teflon and silicone. These were strong and tough.
- Phase II - The compound was changed and these sprockets begun to break easily;
- Phase III - Released in 1978 and moved back to the original DuPont Zytel with Teflon and silicone formula with additional tweaks to make them better.
Timeline
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BMX Action Review
The Phase One Addicks Sprocket review features in the BMX Action New Products section.December 1976 -
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BMX Action Article
BMX Action features an article titled SUPER SPROCKET that reviews the Addicks chainring in detail.February 1977 -
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Everything Bicycles Store
Everything Bicycles advertisement Hot Trick Stuff! contains the Addicks Phase III Sprocket.October 1978 to December 1978 -
1978 BMX Equipment Buyer's Guide
BMX Action article 1978 BMX Equipment Buyer's Guide includes the Addicks Phase III Sprocket.October 1978 to December 1978 -
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Alan F. Cohan Distributor
Alan F. Cohan Distributor's advertise in BMX Action and include the Addicks Phase III Sprocket on their product list.October 1979
Addicks Phase Three Images
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