Do I need to purchase a freehub body for this wheel, or can I simply install the freewheel directly onto the wheel as is?
2002387
It is good to go out of the box. Double check your wheels for true - they will last longer if your get them right in the beginning. Install the freehub cassette and you are on your way. Freewheels spin on / feehub cassettes stack on. Freehubs will be limited to certain sizes, whereas you can put any freewheel on a typical freewheel configured wheel hub. It is best to match up visually what your free hub looks like at least if not by manufacturer type. Assuming you have the same chain compatibility since your are going with a whole new wheel if your go from a 7 speed to a 7speed (apples t apples) you will find everything will match up ok. Not all freehubs are built the same and some mount differently on different wheels. You are buying both wheel and freehub so you won't have to worry about compatibility issues such as when you order a replacement freehub for a wheel you are trying to repair.
1671795
This freehub is removed with a 10mm allen-type hex wrench. It does not come with the recessed bolt, which you will find on your existing freehub. Unless, of course, it's an early press-fit Uniglide type. In which case, you must replace the hub to switch to Hyperglide. Hope that this helps...
1016593
You need to buy one. A crossfire freewheel is cheap and easy to find and a fixed cog will not fit on there.
375134
Best approach to this one, Cassie, is to replace the rear wheel hub with a quick release I that's possible. If not, look for a new rear wheel setup. Its less than $200 for a nice sturdy handmade wheel.
1253647
Yes, a professional can install a TPMS sensor on this wheel, you don't need a factory wheel.
1004651
Yes, the wheel was trued when arrived. Yes, that freewheel will fit. Depending on the width of your rear triangle, you may have to add a spacer or two.
435723
You need a generator front hub wheel. Shimano or other brand... Also known as dynohub. And a connector plug for said wheel
101889
Its freewheel only as designed. You might be able to adapt the internsl mechanism but I think Sturmey make one and thst would be a bettrr choice if you prefer fixed
414803
So long as you have made sure your hub is infact a freewheel, and not a cassette, it should not be an issue.
1388932
Yes. As the product description says " Compatible with all Shimano and Sram hubs ".......slides on a freehub NOT for a threaded freewheel
317357
Sorry, just saw a comment below... Frame and fork one thing but your wheels must have hubs disc ready
1730083
It is my understanding that the seller is also the manufacturer. They should be able to provide a new wheel. Also with the wheel measurements you should be able to get one from your local hardware store. If you have already tried these suggestions, I don't know.
798771
No you can not. You would have to replace the hub, a lot of work. Zerolite makes a singlespeed wheel.
1977704
This is the tire only with free shipping included. You could mount it on any compatible wheel with the lug holes you need.
761688
Yes, it is a screw on freewheel; all freewheels are screw on.It will not fit on a new wheel (most likely). New wheels use free cogs, not freewheels. Free cogs are cog sets which slide onto new wheels; they do not screw on. However, to be sure, you need to find out if the wheel you are interested in take a free cog or a free wheel.
696477
I don't know if they are required, but they are probably advisable. I know of no reason why they can't be installed on any wheel.
1863821
No, you need to purchase the track cog, lock ring, and probably a chain whip (unless you want the cog to spin off when you SKIDDDZZZZZZZZZZ).