What are the teeth counts on the highest and lowest gears?
1067189
Great price,(25 bucks and change) for a good wheel that was straight and true. Nothing fancy but for the money whats not to like. Actually bought it for winter rides on a recumbent bike for use in the north east. Oh, gears 11-32 8 speed Shimano. Hope this helps!
881679
1 gear automatic. it works great. these 4 strokes are very high quality. thanks.
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.
2246000
The 7-8 speed rating refers to the rear cassette. That number is multiplied by the number of rings you have on the front to give you the total number of gears. So a triple in the front with an 8 speed cassette would give you 24 gears or 'speeds'.
1479584
Base of teeth are 0.080 thick and an 8-spd chain has a fair amount of wiggle on the teeth. That's all I've got. I'd check to see what the late Sheldon Brown says.
718032
Number of teeth: 14, 16, 18, 20, 22, 24 and 34.The larger sprokets are riveted to the smaller ones.
723448
you need to count the teeth on your lawn mowers fly wheel to see how many teeth it has thay have to be the same to work
502863
I believe its a 26 & it has 21 gears. I am 5'2 so needed the smaller frame. Love Love love this bike!!!!!
777746
first gear is the same as any single speed hub..(no gearing at all). Second is %137. One full rotation of the cog (rear sprocket) will result in 1.37 rotations of the wheel.
579670
I don't see that number on mine anywhere. It's 10 speed. White plastic base. Lightweight. Probably cheap. I've had it for a long time.
27764
More teeth means slower bike faster pedaling but easier climbing, less teeth is opposite
907486
Good question. It is definitely a one gear bike. Perhaps they are referring to the size of the rear sprocket and the front sprocket which are of two different sizes. Having said that, you might consider a folding bike with multiple gears. I bought this bike for my wife and it is fine on the level. I have a Dahon with multiple gears and it is much easier to peddle on grades.
1120172
It has low speed high torque and high speed low torque for the gear box. The amount of pressure you apply to the trigger would give you a variable speed in either gear.
718036
Hi, The teeth on this freewheel are as follows:14,16,18,20,22,24, and 34. The first six gears are considered an alpine design and actually are very good for general riding as it gives you consistent spacing between them. The last gear is a bail out gear for when you get tired or a steep hill. If you mount a freewheel like this one on a bike, use plenty of grease on the mounting threads as it saves lots of work when removed later on. The largest sprockets are riveted to the smaller ones. This is not necessarily a bad thing. Its one of the reasons that make it affordable.
1843333
No it doesn't. The gear train between the motor and the screwdriver shaft is a high reduction setup. I.e. the motor turns fast and the shaft turns slowly. Trying to twist the the screwdriver bit in either direct can be done but is fairly difficult as you are trying to spin a reduction gear in the opposite direction. In other words, trying to spin the motor and the gears at high speed meets with serious resistance. It's OK for little screws, tho', up to M3/6BA.
881054
There's nothing on the motor or gearbox showing the gear ratio but my 30rpm version does have a Tel. number printed on the label. (probably not US though) 0755-83684763
1394842
It is variable speed with 2 gears. It is a really nice and strong drill for home projects.