Will this replace an old 5 speed cassette from a 1984 KHS Competition? Not sure if the overall width is the same.
1955797
This is a freewheel not a cassette.You probably have a freewheel-this is wider than your unit.It will fit your bike with a slight modification if your frame is steel.You will need to widen the rear frame by bending it to fit the new unit.You might also need to add a spacer to the axle.
1955798
This is a freewheel, not a cassette, there is a difference. Remember to replace your chain at the same time.
1955799
This is a Freewheel. It mounts onto a rear hub with threads. I am not familiar with cassettes but I don't think this will work. I don't have the bike with me at home to measure but I believe it is wider than a 5 speed. The bike I used it on is a Vitus with 126mm rear spacing that I upgraded from a 6 speed to a 7 speed with 7 speed index shifters and the frame with luck had enough clearence. I hope some information will be helpful with your upgrade. Good luck!
150153
not exactly...this is a 14 tooth (small cog) which means your top speed will be different and it is possible that some of the intermediate cogs could have different tooth counts also. Plus you want to make sure you have a thread on hub as this is. (screws on and off). If yours isn't a screw on then you need a "cassette" type.
1765485
Sorry, it will not. It fits 1986-1999 5-speed Softail models (except Fatboy and FLSTN). Sorry, we do not sell supports for your model.
2169876
i would only guess; but it should work since you have a 10-speed cassette. i got this chain to replace a 6 year old Ultegra chain. I would not worry about lack of fitting.
805501
Ya you should be fine. I have an old schwinn I put it on and its only a 5 speed but it also is only 14-28 teeth and there looks to be plenty of room for an extra gear
660800
Currently in using with a 7 speed. It works like a charm. Easy to install. I would imagine you can use the 8 speed cassette in combination with no issue. Hope this helps
545831
I'm not sure the bearing is the same size. If you can go to a Walmart and find a regular rip stick and compare that would be best. My guess would be the bearings are the same and this wheel will work.
1610058
This wheel will work,but you will need a 4.5mm spacer for your 7 speed cassette.http://www.amazon.com/Wheels-Manufacturing-Cassette-Spacer-Converts/dp/B001CJVLWO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1409095921&sr;=8-1&keywords;=4.5+mm+spacer
1645665
It will accept any standard cassette, a six speed cassette will be a bit narrower than an standard 8 speed but there should be shims to take up the space. The rims are nice and a lot lighter than the ones that came on my bike. I also fitted them with big apple tires, which are belted and puncture resistant and the ride is nothing short of amazing. I think the wheels are a good value.
2258329
I would replace it with exactly what's on it now. The 8 speed might fit but then you would need everything else to be compatible.
1308254
The problem isn't so much the seven speed cassette it's your rear drop out width. When road bikes went to 8 speeds the width was increased and is the standard today. An older seven speed frame has to be adjusted as in bent open to accept the newer wheel width.
1193
I've not attempted to add and 11 speed cassette to this wheelset, so I'm not fully sure if it'd fit. However, all you have to do if measure the dimensions of the cassette against a shimano 8 speed cassette. If it's the same, it should fit. If it's smaller, you may need a spacer.
1982637
Probably. The only potential issue I see is if the old cluster was thinner you might not have enough frame clearance for a wider 6 speed. Also you will probably have to replace the chain at the same time. Especially if the cluster is pretty worn out.
89202
If there is a spacer on your cassette, meaning it takes up the room that an additional gear would take, then simply take that off and you can fit 8 speeds, if not, you'd be better off buying a new wheel. do bear in mind that the more you spend on a wheel, the less your going to need to true/maintain it!
239965
Yes, no problem to use your 8 speed cassette. it will fit right on. thanks, ben
1261835
Yes, this cassette fits splined hubs and not thread style hubs. But, it will only fit seven speed hubs. If the hub is eight or nine speed spacing, you must also install spacers. If you are buying a seven speed, you are probably replacing a seven speed system, and in that case you have nothing to worry about.
571233
I have a Jamis with an 11-32 cassette and this chain was original equipment. I am now using it as a replacement chain. SRAM derailleur and cassette, but I don't think that matters.