Will this accept a 7 speed cassette with a spacer?
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.
1052618
I should revise my answer. I highly doubt it would work correctly.However, if it's all you can find it might be worth trying. You can then adjust the high adjustment screw way in to try and prevent shifting off your cassette
1261836
Yes, but most newer hubs are made for 8 to 9 speed cassettes. In which case you will also need a 7 speed spacer ring (about $2.00). Spacer ring goes on hub first, then the cassette.
1220549
So the distance between a 5, 6, and 7 speed freewheel/cassette is different. The less cogs, the more distance. Most likely this will not work well with a 5 speed indexed freewheel. There are 5 speed shift mechanisms out there, just search up for them.
871601
I use it with a 8-9-10 speed cassette hub and the kit comes with enough spacers to make a secure fitting.
571231
Yes, assuming it's a 10-speed cassette. I have used this chain with a 10-speed 11-32 cassette and 50/34 chainset.
798770
No this is designed for shimano or sram cassettes only. This will work with 8 through 10 speed cassettes I think a 7 speed will work but needs a spacer.
1227761
Yes, it will fit. You may need to remove a few links from the chain to get the correct length for your bike. This chain has 1/2 inch long links that are 3/32 inch wide, which will work with 6, 7 or 8-speed rear cogs (commonly known as the "cassette" or "freewheel"). All 21-speed bikes have 7 cogs in the rear X 3 chain rings up front making "21 speeds." The other very common chain size is 1/8 inch wide (1/2" x 1/8"), which is too wide for multi-geared bikes.
328705
I used it for a conversion of my Lapierre Zesty 327 from 2x10 to 1x10 and it works great. Never dropped a chain (I have a clutch rear mech). I did not need any special spacers but I believe the 4300 is 3x10 to start with so it is possible you will need some spacers to help the ring align more with the middle of your cassette. Can't be sure without seeing it however.
1928707
No. Chain will be too wide for the spacing in between the cogs on the cassette. You will need a 9 speed specific chain
1753345
well, I think so man, it fits a 11-34 T cassette, in my case my bike brang a shimano one, check your cassette before, but it should be right.......
746704
Yes . Thats what the "2x7" means.....2 chain rings in front and 7 cogs on the rear cassette. If you are up grading a 2 x 7 , this will work.
1097968
It will - the spacing on the rear cassette is the same on your bike as a 10 x 2 road bike.
583941
yes .you can even use index shifting if you like ----shimano spacing is the same for 6/7/8gears drives cassette or frewheel....... happy rides.
1550953
The clicks are spaced for Shimano gears of the 6-7-8 speeds era. I have this shifter fitted with a 6 speeds cassette and a old LX derailleur. You can also get infos at Sheldon Brown.
257346
It will accept a freewheel but not a cassette. The rims are double-wall aluminum. Beware shipping damage.
225725
The number of speeds of your cassette does not matter. What matters is the bottom bracket spacing which I don't see here.