Freewheel Parts

Freewheel cassettes can change the bicycle ride to accomodate your personal style. Some models are easy to install and very silent when coasting. Freewheel cassette should be changed when the bicycle chain starts slipping off.

Freewheel Parts Installation Tips

Special tool to remove the nut may be necessary.
Some of the old freewheels are almost impossible to remove without removing the freewheel from the hub.
It is better to not remove all of the sprockets at the same time.
A sprocket has to hold the freewheel in place until you get to the one you want to remove.
Freewheels with threaded sprockets have built-in spacers which can only be installed in one direction.
The Japanese models are attached by splines instead of threads. These freewheels are easier to service when you need to replace the sprockets.
Shimano offers splined pullers, quality freewheel removal tools.
When reinstalling freewheels, introducing grease will make the removal a lot easier when the time comes.

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Freewheels parts should also be oiled periodically. You can accomplish this by tipping the bike and applying oil while turning the pedals. Once per year is probably sufficient unless the bicycle is used in very dusty or dirty conditions

Shimano Tourney 7Spd 14-28T Freewheel
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7 Speed hyper-glide freewheel from Shimano, ideal replacement for mountain and hybrid bikes. A reliable 7-speed screw-on freewheel. Hyper-glide gear sprockets ensure accurate and smooth shifting every time - up or down the gears...