how do I know that this freewheel will fit my wheel?
214004
With the exception of BMX bikes, children's bikes, and bikes with a freehub instead of a freewheel, it should fit. If you want to get really technical, this website will help: sheldonbrown.com/freewheels.html In my experience freewheel size has been very well standardized. If you really want to make sure take it to a bike shop.
1032286
The best way to be sure is to check the Wheeldock site for fitment info. http://www.wheeldock.com/prod_EZ_fit_guide.shtml
1284442
I had purchased a couple different "Ditca" freewheels and neither fit. I finally ordered a Shimano SF-1200 and it fit perfectly.
1310226
Whereas I cannot guarantee 100% that it will fit, the main deciding factor is that the one I bought is the kind that attaches to the rear wheel axle (ie. you have to remove the nut that holds the rear wheel axle to the frame - as when removing the rear wheel - and to which the derailler is also attached). This is specified in the specs when you go to buy it. Also, as a general rule, when installing it I found it much easier to remove the star guide wheel on the derailler to allow the chain to slip through and then reinstall than to try to figure out how to take the chain apart and then put back together. Whereas I cannot guarantee 100% that it will fit, the main deciding factor is that the one I bought is the kind that attaches to the rear wheel axle (ie. you have to remove the nut that holds the rear wheel axle to the frame - as when removing the rear wheel - and to which the derailler is also attached). This is specified in the specs when you go to buy it. Also, as a general rule, when installing it I found it much easier to remove the star guide wheel on the derailler to allow the chain to slip through and then reinstall than to try to figure out how to take the chain apart and then put... » Read More Whereas I cannot guarantee 100% that it will fit, the main deciding factor is that the one I bought is the kind that attaches to the rear wheel axle (ie. you have to remove the nut that holds the rear wheel axle to the frame - as when removing the rear wheel - and to which the derailler is also attached). This is specified in the specs when you go to buy it. Also, as a general rule, when installing it I found it much easier to remove the star guide wheel on the derailler to allow the chain to slip through and then reinstall than to try to figure out how to take the chain apart and then put back together. « Show Less
441477
It certainly looks as though it would. Both are 7-speed freewheels of the same overall range. There might be some minor differences in the between cogs, but nothing that should prevent it from working well.
393235
Yeah, it's a standard Shimano mount. If your wheel takes a Shimano-style cassette it will fit. May not fit some older style free wheels.
252723
Yes it will fit. I used these wheels on my folding shopping cart that has a double let basket
622119
Yes, it will work with any size. If your wheel is not in the chart, you can (and should) do a rollout to determine the exact size.
1798007
Measure the bolt pattern on yours. That is the easiest way to tell if it will fit. The only other thing is you need to know this comes with a short "pig-tail" for electrical connection, so you have to either hard-wire it in or splice the cord.
2089301
Go to the Cycle Country website, and type in your model to make sure it fits. Cycle country has all the info. online.
906601
Measure the outside diameter of your steeling wheel, if it is between 4.4" and 15.5" (36.8cm-39.4cm) then this should fit.
2061777
I would recommend measuring the diameter of your wheel and order accordingly. Even if the cover is a little large it still works well. My husband loves his.
719667
Check this link, which depicts a compatible freewheel: Shimano Tourney 7Spd 14-28T Freewheel
2232712
Sorry, that wheel will not work. The volt pattern is correct, however, the offset is too high and will rub/grind. You need a +15 to +25mm offset for fitment.
138618
Mine is a different model than yours and than what is listed. I literally measured and counted spokes, rows, and wheels to ensure it was the same as my previous one. Good luck!
1433564
It fits mine. It requires pressing a bit harder to operate the wheel. I like it as it protects from scratches.
443301
I have no idea, but if it is a regular road type bike wheel, it will fit. That being said, I would NEVER buy these wheels again. First of all, they weigh a ton, are extremely difficult to mount, to the point that I finally had to take my bike to a bike shop to put them on. The instructional booklet is completely worthless. Then, after paying to get these put on, I couldn't steer the bike and it kept going into the bushes. IF the wheels are not precisely set at about 1/2 an inch or less above the ground on each side, you will find it impossible to steer the bike. Even the bike shop could not get it right. Finally, I just sold my two wheeler in favor of a recumbent tadpole trike and I am much happier. Even if you get these to work, because they are so heavy, you still won't be able to keep up with your friends on two wheelers, providing you can stay out of the bushes. This is a terrible concept, terrible performance and worthless in every way. They actually should be reported for saying that someone with a disability could use them. They can't.