Does the tacometer gauge show which gear your in 1-6 or just 6?
1513439
We do not have ours set to show any gear. But to answer your question, "yes" you can program it to show which gear you are in. My husband did not set this feature up but it is available. We've had these gauges for a while now and are very happy with our purchase.
378345
It will still tell you the # of the gear your in when it's fully engaged. If you pull your clutch in and down shift while you come to a stop light etc.. it won't change until the clutch lets the gear engage.
1853719
Correct, it only shows correct gear when you release the clutch. It don't take me long to get used to and it's still the best indicator on the market.
1220547
You'd better consider 5 speed shift set. The rear gear can only shift discretely with non adjustable distance. Mine is 6 speed, thus, it is not perfectly match. You will experience some noise when it is not match at some gear position but shifting one more gear can correct it. The front gear can be adjusted continuously so I guess it can match two or 3 gears. I guess for 5 speed the mismatching is even worse.
1220549
So the distance between a 5, 6, and 7 speed freewheel/cassette is different. The less cogs, the more distance. Most likely this will not work well with a 5 speed indexed freewheel. There are 5 speed shift mechanisms out there, just search up for them.
768298
It will hold either a #2 or a #4, but I always use a 4. A #6 would be way too large.
1454067
why would you want a 7 speed mega range freewheel on a 6 speed bike?the 7th oversized mega cog wont even be accesable with 6 speed shifters and derailleur,why not get a 6 speed mega freewheel(shimano MF-TZ20 tourney 14-34 tooth 6 speed),make sure your shifters and derailleur are mega compatable!!!!!!!
1488573
Does it matter what 0-gauge track you add? For instance can it be 0-27 and use 0-36 or does it specifically need to be 0-27?
1218125
The gauge did NOT work with my 240 - 35 ohm sending unit. When the lever was all the way up (35 ohms) the gauge read 3/4 full. When the lever was all the way down (240 ohms) the gauge read well bellow emply. My sending unit is a Moeller Marine Electric Universal Fuel Tank Sending Unit.
1016181
Read the description carefully and it tell you how many pieces it is. I bought a 6 1/2 and it is a one piece.
718034
I didn't count the teeth on gears 2 through 6, but obviously they are between 14 & 34. The Megarange 1st gear is riveted to the second gear. I don't see any other riveting for the smaller clusters.I will try to update this answer later when I look at the boxes they came in. I can say that it looks exactly or very close to what the original bike came with. Remember that this is a cheaper type of cassette compared to racing bikes etc.. I say that because it is easy to buy the wrong tooling to remove cassette. I beleive the correct tooling is a Park 1 or 2 type. I can tell you that by researching my tooling purchase. I'll get back tommorrow I didn't count the teeth on gears 2 through 6, but obviously they are between 14 & 34. The Megarange 1st gear is riveted to the second gear. I don't see any other riveting for the smaller clusters.I will try to update this answer later when I look at the boxes they came in. I can say that it looks exactly or very close to what the original bike came with. Remember that this is a cheaper type of cassette compared to racing bikes etc.. I say that because it is easy to buy the wrong tooling to remove cassette. I beleive the correct tooling is a Park 1 or 2 type. I can tell you that by... » Read More I didn't count the teeth on gears 2 through 6, but obviously they are between 14 & 34. The Megarange 1st gear is riveted to the second gear. I don't see any other riveting for the smaller clusters.I will try to update this answer later when I look at the boxes they came in. I can say that it looks exactly or very close to what the original bike came with. Remember that this is a cheaper type of cassette compared to racing bikes etc.. I say that because it is easy to buy the wrong tooling to remove cassette. I beleive the correct tooling is a Park 1 or 2 type. I can tell you that by researching my tooling purchase. I'll get back tommorrow « Show Less
718036
Hi, The teeth on this freewheel are as follows:14,16,18,20,22,24, and 34. The first six gears are considered an alpine design and actually are very good for general riding as it gives you consistent spacing between them. The last gear is a bail out gear for when you get tired or a steep hill. If you mount a freewheel like this one on a bike, use plenty of grease on the mounting threads as it saves lots of work when removed later on. The largest sprockets are riveted to the smaller ones. This is not necessarily a bad thing. Its one of the reasons that make it affordable.
792687
Mine does flat, 10, 25, 45, 65, and 82. Measured with a level and protractor. 82 not 85. Don't know why.
417475
The gauge measures in degrees and has a 5 in a tenth's place for half degree. No graduations between. Hope this was helpful.
277505
the number gears on your rear cassette is what matters. Just count the number of gears you have on your back wheel.
951508
Not sure but it really doesn't make any difference,just use the same size wire as the rest of the gauges.
233988
I wouldn't know myself, but on the listing it says this: Gauges : 12-16-25-32-42-54