is this a screw on freewheel - will it work on a new wheel
761686
This is a screw on freewheel requiring threads on the rear hub popular on older bikes 1990's and older. I believe newer bikes use cassettes and are not interchangeable. Perhaps some less expensive bikes may still use freewheels. You can take your rear wheel to your local bike store and they can tell you what you have. You will need some kind of removal tool you can buy from them anyway.
761687
It is a screw on freewheel. You can order the freewheel removal tool or take it to your local bike shop and have them remove it for you. You can still get a replacement rim that fit it as well.
761688
Yes, it is a screw on freewheel; all freewheels are screw on.It will not fit on a new wheel (most likely). New wheels use free cogs, not freewheels. Free cogs are cog sets which slide onto new wheels; they do not screw on. However, to be sure, you need to find out if the wheel you are interested in take a free cog or a free wheel.
761689
Yes, it is a screw on freewheel; all freewheels are screw on. It will not fit on a new wheel (most likely). New wheels use free cogs, not freewheels. Free cogs are cog sets which slide onto new wheels; they do not screw on. However, to be sure, you need to find out if the wheel you are interested in take a free cog or a free wheel.
761690
Sorry this is late...but yes it is the old style, screw on type, not the cassette.
895468
I don't know. I kept the screw from the broken one, and it worked with the new handle. It needs a 3/16" allen wrench.
600772
If the old screws came out clean they should work fine as the screws tap the base of the replacement motor. The old screws sometime break when removing, is why some suggest new screws.
959212
You have to change the hub out to accept a cassette. Freewheels only thread on up to 7 speed. I'm pretty sure about that but your local bike shop will know for sure
169733
It depends. If you just have a bare hub you don't need anything, it just screws on. Otherwise you need the correct tool to remove the old freewheel or cog. Those tools vary depending on what is currently installed
295849
Nothing special is needed, just an allen wrench. The new wheels worked well. Good luck!
365423
No, unfortunately that was something I learned after having purchased the trainer. It comes with a quick release skewer to replace on your wheel and that is how the wheel locks into the trainer.
1893746
The wheel seems trued,just be holding it and spinning it is how you can tell, but i'm not sure if it fits a modern freewheel because I put it on an older bicycle
1437397
It should work on any wheel that operates like a bike wheel, as long as there is a spoke to place the small magnet sensor this it should work.
2259030
Negative. This is the tire only. If you need the entire wheel .. you will have to know if you have a Disc brake or V Brake. Most Freewheels will accept most of the rear cassette gears.. but sometimes there are some oddball's out there. You may want to consider going to a local bike shop?
1287687
The hub is ISO threaded (1.375" x 24 tpi). It should work with most any threaded freewheel (italian, ISO, or british, which are 1.378", 1.375", and 1.370" respectively, all 24 tpi).
881680
Can't say, It fit on my bike, a GMC Denali. An inexpensive dept. store bike. I sent the freewheel back because it ran rough in 3, 4, 5th gears. Maybe it needs a Shimano chain to run smooth. Perhaps try to Shimano's web site or look on some boards for your answer. Regards: Jon
547878
Not quite sure what your question is referring to. The unit is complete, a previous purchaser had asked about the attachment nut for their screw-on cover grate, but I've never heard about this blower wheel question
341263
No...if it doesn't say the wheel you are looking for in the title then it is not compatible with that wheel.
1901101
Yes.. its the same wheel. You only have to move the gear plate that screws on the back to the new rear wheels. These were a perfect fit!
116962
I don't know. The screw seem standard but I have an older version... about 7 years old.
1896103
I am not familiar with that model, but the Mfg. could probably tell you. I use it on a Sears High Wheel, and it works very well.