The BSD Backstreet Pro wheelset is a high-performance BMX wheelset, specifically designed for street and park riders who demand maximum durability, stiffness, and performance. Built exclusively with top-of-the-line BSD components, this wheelset is used by professional BMX riders worldwide.

 Key Features:

 
 Hub:
  

   
 BSD Back Street Pro cassette hub
   
 Custom driver with skip-free mechanism for direct and reliable drive
   
 Available in both RHD (Right Hand Drive) and LHD (Left Hand Drive) configurations
   
 14 mm axle, available as male or female version
   
 Strong chromoly cones and large 6903 bearings for maximum durability
  
 
 Rim:
  

   
 Available with BSD Aero Pro rim, NASA rim or XLT rim (depending on version)
   
 Aero Pro rim: Extra thick, tapered sidewalls, curved inner reinforcement ribs and double internal cavities for added stiffness and strength
   
 XLT rim: lightest BSD rim, with X-profile for extra stiffness and an aerodynamic design
  
 
 Spokes:
  

   
 192 mm BSD spokes
   
 4-cross spoke pattern for optimal power distribution and durability
  
 
 Other details:
  

   
 Includes BSD rim tape
   
 Suitable for 20" BMX tires
   
 Hand-built and ready for immediate installation
   
 Weight (rear wheel, depending on version): approx. 484 g for the hub, rim weight varies by model
  

 Usage:
 This wheelset is ideal for BMX riders who demand the utmost from their equipment, such as street, park, and freestyle BMX. The combination of a strong hub, high-quality rim, and robust spokes creates a wheel that can withstand hard impacts and intensive use.

 With BMX you choose RHD (Right Hand Drive) or LHD (Left Hand Drive) depending on your personal preference and riding style:

 
 RHD (Right Hand Drive):
 This is the standard setup: the chain, sprockets, and drivetrain are on the right side of the bike. Most BMX bikes come standard with this setup.
 
 LHD (Left Hand Drive):
 This setup places the drivetrain on the left side. This is often chosen by riders who primarily perform their grinds and tricks on the right side of the bike. By placing the drivetrain on the opposite side, you prevent damage to your chain, sprocket, and driver while grinding on the right side of the bike.


 Summary:
 The BSD Backstreet Pro BMX wheelset is known for its reliability, strength, and performance. Thanks to the choice of rims and the option of both RHD and LHD drivetrains, this wheelset is suitable for any serious BMX rider who doesn't want to compromise on quality and durability.

 If you often grind on the right side, choose LHD. If you often grind on the left side, choose RHD. If you don't grind or don't care, RHD is the default choice. So, it's mainly a matter of protecting your drivetrain during tricks and personal preference.