Is this bike a 7 speed or a standard cruiser?
1939076
Straight, old fashion Cruising bike. No gears, foot brake. Just like the good old days!!
1816518
The Z710 is designed to be a lighter chain. It has cutouts in the links, so there is less metal and therefore less weight. If you look at the reviews for the Z710, it seems to be a different audience of racers and fixie "weight weenies" - not that there is anything wrong with that. The Z710 is reputed to be a very good lighter weight chain that doesn't break as much as its competition or the stock chains. If you have a single speed cruiser or internal gear hub (IGH) 3 speed or similar, the Z410 would be fine and considered pretty much bombproof. If weight is a concern, the Z710 is probably the way to go. Both chains are the same size 1/2" x 1/8".
650663
mine was single speed coaster brakes alloy. They do sell a 3 speed model, so look at your discription ! Very nice looking bike and lightweight
320386
I don't have mine with you so I cannot give you exact numbers, but it is very similar to most mountain bikes. At 80 RPM you can probably be near 25-28 mph speed
455102
Single speed with coaster brake on rear axle. Works very well for cruiser riding.
407488
Don't know -but try planet bike's website. you can email them if there's nothing on the site.
2154056
7 speeds. Not related to your question but I just purchased this bike for my daughter. We ended up with wheel damage and apparently there are no wheels available for this bike. I took it to a bike shop and they cannot locate one through their channels and I called Diamondback/Raleigh. The customer service rep said "I don't think we ever made extra wheels for that guy but let you transfer you to someone who can answer" which went to a voicemail and I haven't heard back yet. We really liked the bike but not having replacement wheels available is a major issue which would have stopped me from even considering this bike. 7 speeds. Not related to your question but I just purchased this bike for my daughter. We ended up with wheel damage and apparently there are no wheels available for this bike. I took it to a bike shop and they cannot locate one through their channels and I called Diamondback/Raleigh. The customer service rep said "I don't think we ever made extra wheels for that guy but let you transfer you to someone who can answer" which went to a voicemail and I haven't heard back yet. We really liked the bike but not having replacement wheels available is a major issue which would have... » Read More 7 speeds. Not related to your question but I just purchased this bike for my daughter. We ended up with wheel damage and apparently there are no wheels available for this bike. I took it to a bike shop and they cannot locate one through their channels and I called Diamondback/Raleigh. The customer service rep said "I don't think we ever made extra wheels for that guy but let you transfer you to someone who can answer" which went to a voicemail and I haven't heard back yet. We really liked the bike but not having replacement wheels available is a major issue which would have stopped me from even considering this bike. « Show Less
1216108
Yes that is the wheel size. I was not happy with the bike . First i was sent the wrong bike with no gears then i was sent the correct one as pictured. the decals pealed off right away ,the frame was cheap. I sent it back and was charged $100+ for the restocking fee. Not happy ! And Walmart had the same bike for Cheaper . I purchased a better beach cruiser recently from sport chalet and I love it. Hope this helps, good luck!
1282798
The one we received was a two speed with Max 3200 lb. I love it is attractive and functional.
277503
What you have is actually an 8 speed (3x8). The ST-070 will not work for you.Ileana
1979332
this is an aluminum frame, which is lighter than huffys or other department store bikes, it is as good as you can get in this type of bike, it will cruise on street or sidewalk, criss crossing grass areas, and the tires are very efficient, and I get compliments on the bike daily!
2220471
1/2 is the length of each link for almost every bike out there... And for a beach cruiser 1/8 is the width and is just perfect for your ride. When you get into those 8,9,10 speed bikes, the width of the chain is narrower to fit in between the cogs.
1117852
Yes, left 3 and right 7, In my case I disassembled the right one and assembled in a way that it's not longer 7 speeds but "free travel" since my vintage bike used to have those "down tube" friction shifters and the rear wheel is 5 speeds, so basically it works like the old shifter but now I have the control on the handle bar.
123338
fixed speed bikes take the 1/2 x 1/8 chain and multi-speed bikes take the 1/2 x 3/32 chain. I believe your hybrid is a multi-speed bike, so should use the 1/2 x 3/32 chain. You may have to adjust the length you may need a chain breaker tool? Hope this helps.
391975
The wheels I got accepted only mountain bike style cassettes. Not sure what you have there. Mine is a 7 speed.
224414
I do believe your present bike is also a 7 speed as is the freewheel your giving thought to purchasing. A special tool is needed to remove the current freewheel from your wheel. Best option, take your wheel and your new gears (freewheel) to a bike shop. They'll swap them out for a few bucks. Check the chain length after you replace the wheel. That freewheel is a good. I bought one myself. Ride safe. Have fun !
1760144
The wheels seem to come dished for 6/7 speed. You may have to re dish if you stick with the 5 speed. I finally swapped my hoops for 700c because good tires were so hard to find for 27in.