Roller/415 chain on a Bmx freewheel sprocket 18t

[noyo]

Will a bmx free wheel 18t sprocket fit with my 415 chain? And how

Just bought a 12gage steel rim with sealed bearings on the left side; and a sprocket thread spot on the right. Picked up a 18t free wheel bmx sprocket. Was wondering if I flipped my wheel would the sprocket work with my roller/415 chain? If not how? Could i put the bxm sprocket on backwards? Wrench notches on the inside. Also bought a 3 pt hub adaptor but the screws are coming loose to go with a 44t sprocket. Might try loctite idk.

Going to still need to pedal though; how would that work?

 

[GW's Motorized]

No, it won't. You'll need a shift kit

 

[noyo]

No, it won't. You'll need a shift kit

Can't rig something dirt cheap? Shift kits cost waaay too much.

 

[GW's Motorized]

You could probably right up a jackshaft, but I don't have any experience with that. You'll need to wait a little while for someone else to chime in

 

[weefek]

Only 1 bearing? On the left side?

 

[ImpulseRocket]

Staton makes a couple styles of freewheel that take 415 chain, but you would have to find the size and thread pitch to suit your wheel, if they have it. https://www.staton-inc.com/store/index.php?p=catalog&parent=50&pg=1

There are some options for 410 chain like this 3 speed unit. The only thing I don't like about this particular one is it has no method of removal, so once it's on... it's on. https://www.amazon.com/L-faster-Freewheel-Sprocket-16T-19T-22T-Flywheel/dp/B07L9W374N