Does the rear wheel accept a screw on cassette? Are the rims aluminum?
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Hi, I bought these wheels for my 71 Schwinn with a freewheel. I don't own a bike with a cassette, but I understand that this is completely different from a freewheel. I think that there are different models of rim with different hubs loaded for freewheels, fixies, and cassettes, so look for those. For my bike however, the LP18's are great. These are in fact some sort of aluminum alloy.
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The rims are aluminum double wall. And except the 5 6 or seven speed cassette screw on freewheel. Very nice wheelset sealed bearings.
257344
Yes. I used the cassette from the original Schwinn rims. Rims are aluminum. There is a seam where the ends were joined.
257345
The rear wheel does accept a screw on casette, as I had one installed on mine. As for the composition of the rims, i do not know.
257346
It will accept a freewheel but not a cassette. The rims are double-wall aluminum. Beware shipping damage.
615770
Both front and rear wheels are included. The rear wheel has a freehub that will accept Shimano/Sram cogsets that must be added by buyer. Freewheels are oldtechnology seen only in bicycles made before 1995 or there abouts.
393235
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.
1675065
Yes it definitely should fit, same as any other cassette rear wheel make sure you order the one that saysFreewheel only and not a cruiser wheel. Hope this helps
397522
The freewheel you need depends on what wheel you have. The freewheel doesn't generally need to be replaced with the cassette.
1683119
Yes. But the axle screw was missing with mine and I had to fabricate one myself. Marcy would not respond to my calls. Terrible customer service.
1125416
no it is not part of rear axle , the studs at the base at the picture where your wheel nuts are bolted
1894432
Check your rim and tire sizes carefully. The only bike I know that had a special rim was a Schwinn in the late 50`s thru the 70`s. Maybe someone swapped the rims? Western Flyer was sold by Western Auto and should have a standard rim.
107128
I'm prety sure the front and rear wheels are the same. If my memory is correct there is a drive gear type of insert that goes into the wheels you mount on the back.
1187848
I bought the front and rear wheel and neither came with rim tape - just the exposed spoke nipple heads on the inside.
328468
No. rear wheels are skateboard wheels and truck. Pavement is what this is meant for.
845422
No and yes. The rim is 8" (size the tire fits in); 8 1/2" to the top of the flange (if you are looking for actual metal size). The hole for the axle is 3/4". This is a great tire for "LOW" speed (below 7 mph). Careful of the center hub width (width of the wheel). This one is 3". They have one for 6"
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Yes they are however, those tires didn't work on my bike. They would not seat to the rim.I even went to a bike shop and they couldn't put them on my rims either. I bought two tiresfrom them and they worked fine. Buyer beware!
975552
Yes, that is the model number on the Left Rear Wheel Post. But NOTE: the wheels are NOT the correct ones for my model. Mine has a lower weight wheels, these have broken and have been replaced now two times. I have hopes that "One Day" they with ship me the "THE CORRECT WHEELS
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Yes, the limit screws can be set for an 8 speed rear cassette. The 3 front won't be affected by this.
1341034
A Freewheel/flywheel is not the same as a cassette and can not be interchanged different setup on the wheel hub
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Rim tape and a 8 or 9 speed cassette are not included. Otherwise they are set.