Does this cassette fit on a splined hub?
1261834
Yes it fit on my Trek 1991 2300 model. Had to get a new chain tho just because of the added teeth, needed more length. Hope this helps. Dan
1261835
Yes, this cassette fits splined hubs and not thread style hubs. But, it will only fit seven speed hubs. If the hub is eight or nine speed spacing, you must also install spacers. If you are buying a seven speed, you are probably replacing a seven speed system, and in that case you have nothing to worry about.
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.
482555
If you install this on a bike with existing cassette and dérailleur on the back wheel, you will have chain-line issues. This is meant for a sine speed setup.
419945
Yes. The axle mounting system is a basic v-notch, which will accommodate up to 20-mm thru-axle hubs. I have even used it on a 25-mm dirtbike thru-axle.
971472
Not sure about the cassette. Your best bet is to talk to your local bike shop. Make sure your front derailer is compatible with your new crank though.
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.
1934233
I used this to replace a 5 sprocket freewheel on a 1980's Schwinn Sprint. However, I bought a new wheel with different spacers than were on the old axle. Chain size has nothing to do with it. This should fit in most of the old frames, but you may have to modify the spacers on your existing axle.
119917
Cassettes slide onto freewheel hubs. Freewheels like this screw onto fixed hubs that have threads on them. This includes the cogs/sprockets and the freewheel. If your hub has a built-in freewheel, this won't work.
369232
I would think it would fit as long as the drive links are the same count, that would be a drive link that goes around the sprocket, count from one clear around the chain.
1384404
I cannot speak to your specific bike but my wheel dropped in and rides perfectly. All I did was switch out the cassette - no extra spacers - it rolled true right out of the box.
1993409
I do not see one that is listed as standard, but if you provide the measurements / pictures of your steering column and spline count we can check against existing hubs for one that will fit.
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
2258332
I second the comment that cassettes for 7, 8, and 9 are compatible usually on the same hub. Your derailleur and shifters will determine how many of the gears in the cassette will be used.
1753565
The short answer is no. The full answer is that the mount for the cassette is too wide for anything less than a 6 speed cassette, a fixed gear cog will not align properly with the chain if used for a single speed cog.
267350
The hub doesn't require any special tool. Your cassette will need a tool which will depend on the brand. Shimano/SRAM take one kind and Campagnolo another.
251039
Its a single gear + spacers that can replace a multi-speed cassette. This has no effect on fixed or single, that's determined by your hub.
120091
Yes. This is not a whole hub. If you have a 125 spaced shimano hub. This will replace the freehub body. You can run your 7 speed cassette on a modern hub however with a spacer. So really you only need this if your frame/wheel requires a 125mm spaced back end.
1388932
Yes. As the product description says " Compatible with all Shimano and Sram hubs ".......slides on a freehub NOT for a threaded freewheel