What is width of this freewheel? I need 120mm freewheel this seems wider. Also does it come with the gears or just the freewheel i am confused
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What you probably mean is that you have a 120 mm frame/fork spacing on an older 10 speed bike. I bought this to upgrade a 1980's Schwinn 10 speed (which had 120 mm frame spacing) to a 12 speed. The original wheel was worn out so I bought a new alloy rear wheel and this freewheel fit perfectly. I'm not sure this would have worked on the original bike wheel due to spacing /size of the washers, lock nuts etc. This unit is a thread-on freewheel which includes the gears.
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This cluster comes as it is in the picture.. This is a screw right onto the hub unit...The free wheel is built right in.. If fit my bike perfectly. I did have to add a few links to my chain...This is slightly bigger than the 28 tooth low on most Wallyworld bikes..You will need a special tool to remove the old one. The tool fits inside the free wheel. Take the wheel off the bike. Hold it with the cassette ( gears ) on the right side and remove Counter Clockwise..Just the opposite of the way the chain pulls.. You can always find the take off direction because it will free wheel in that direction. for more help contact me at chiefredelk at gmail dot com.. Good luck, Chief. This cluster comes as it is in the picture.. This is a screw right onto the hub unit...The free wheel is built right in.. If fit my bike perfectly. I did have to add a few links to my chain...This is slightly bigger than the 28 tooth low on most Wallyworld bikes..You will need a special tool to remove the old one. The tool fits inside the free wheel. Take the wheel off the bike. Hold it with the cassette ( gears ) on the right side and remove Counter Clockwise..Just the opposite of the way the chain pulls.. You can always find the take off direction because it will free wheel in that... » Read More This cluster comes as it is in the picture.. This is a screw right onto the hub unit...The free wheel is built right in.. If fit my bike perfectly. I did have to add a few links to my chain...This is slightly bigger than the 28 tooth low on most Wallyworld bikes..You will need a special tool to remove the old one. The tool fits inside the free wheel. Take the wheel off the bike. Hold it with the cassette ( gears ) on the right side and remove Counter Clockwise..Just the opposite of the way the chain pulls.. You can always find the take off direction because it will free wheel in that direction. for more help contact me at chiefredelk at gmail dot com.. Good luck, Chief. « Show Less
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Hey there. Sorry for the late response as I just got to my email. The width of the hub is 3-5/8. It was actually slightly longer then would fit on my wood cart. As these were replacement I simply took the hub from old wheel and put it on the tire and bam. It was strange as the hub and tire was exactly like the one I was trying to replace but the new hub was about a 3/16 wider then the old and I could not get the pin into the axle. I hope this helps. Let me know if you need anything else. Chris
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Hello,This is a 16" wheel with a 7" width (16x7). Let me know if you have any other questions.Thanks,Ryan BolandWheel Specialist
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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!!!!!!!
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I think you should take your bike to a local bike shop. The bicycle mechanic can answer this question by looking at the way your gears are placed on the bike.This Shimano freewheel should replace a freewheel of the same number of gears. The mechanic will be familiar with this freewheel and can give you a clear answer.
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HI Edgardo, I also had the same question before I bought mine. I am a male, 5'11" and 240 lbs and this bike fits me perfectly. The seat is fully adjustable. and yes the seat is pretty wide and comfortable. I believe it has 7 gears. The gear controls on the right handle is marked 1 to 7 and on the left handle is marked 1 to 3. Overall a nice bike. But beware of getting used/refurbished/returned bikes from
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Sold my bike with it on so cannot measure but you are right. I just looked at the listing and does not look correct as would never have fit my need. I had it, a gear indicator and a volt meter all attached above my normal motorcycle gauge cluster. Sorry I am unable to measure and give you exact dimensions any longer.
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No, you would have to buy a BMX freewheel - most likely one with a 1.37" x 24 thread, but could also be a 30mm.
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If you are looking for gears you will need a rear wheel with a coaster brake hub or a freewheel hub needing a freewheel cog or a freehub needing a cassette group.
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Sorry, we put the boat away for the season. All I can tell you is that the diameter was as advertised. I mounted the wheel on a standard Teleflex helm, I did need to purchase a gear puller to remove the old wheel from the hub
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Hello Fausto and Julia GonzalezThis is Willy Gonzalez; If it is a Shimano cassette there is no need for spacers. So you know, this wheel comes with a free spacer.
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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.
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I changed mine out for some 80mm wheels. You'll barely feel any crack or rocks in the road with those. It's various places online you can buy them.. You can buy them here
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If its a standard frame it 68mm.Its a Euro frame it 71mm.And the width is determined by the crankset.If your using your old crankset( peddels and gears)Just measure the length of the old one that's your width. With crank arms removed.If your buying a new crankset use the width recomended by the manufacture.68 mm most common size for BB
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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 !
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Dear Juice: There are two systems. One is the older-style freewheel where the cog unit goes screwed on the hub of the rear wheel. This Shimano Tourney is one of those screw-on cogs. The newer system is where the cog unit -called a cassette- goes pushed and then locked on a splined extension of the hub. Both systems are not compatible. My advise is get a bike mechanic or a friend who knows the difference between the two systems have a look at your bike and tell you which system it has before you spend the money :-) Hope this helps, Andy :-)
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Troy These are factory Dana 35 side gears. If you need an exact measurement I will get that Monday when I get back into the office.Thank you!