Freewheels

13-15-17-19-21-23-25 Teeth Close-ratio 7-speed freewheel, excellent choice for those who mainly ride in gentle or flat terrain, or for rolling terrain with a triple in front. It is generally good practice to replace the chain when you replace the freewheel. We recommend the SRAM PC-870 chain for use with this freewheel. This freewheel is compatible with all Shimano-type 7-speed drivetrains. This freewheel uses the Park FR-1 extractor. Are you sure you need a thread-on freewheel, not a cassette? Click here to find out which type your bike needs!

14 - 16 - 20 - 24 - 28 Teeth Decent quality. Affordable. Made in Taiwan. It is generally good practice to replace the chain when you replace the freewheel.

14 - 16 - 18 - 21 - 24 - 28 Teeth

A good general purpose freewheel. It is generally good practice to replace the chain when you replace the freewheel. We recommend the SRAM PC-870 chain for use with this freewheel. This freewheel is compatible with all Shimano-type 6-speed drivetrains. This freewheel uses the Park FR-1 extractor.

14-16-18-21-24-34 Teeth "Alpine" design, with closer spacing between most of the sprockets for efficient cruising, and the huge 34-tooth "bail-out" gear for the tough hills. This setup looks funny on paper, but works great in practice! It is generally good practice to replace the chain when you replace the freewheel. We recommend the SRAM PC-870 chain for use with this freewheel. This freewheel will index with any Shimano-type 6-speed shifter, but does require a wide-range (touring/mountain) rear derailer. This freewheel uses the Park FR-1 extractor.

14 - 16 - 18 - 20 - 22 - 24 - 34 Teeth "Alpine" design, with closer spacing between most of the sprockets for efficient cruising, and the huge 34-tooth "bail-out" gear for the tough hills. This setup looks funny on paper, but works great in practice! It is generally good practice to replace the chain when you replace the freewheel. We recommend the SRAM PC-870 chain for use with this freewheel. (See related items below) This freewheel will index with any Shimano-type 7-speed shifter, but does require a wide-range (touring/mountain) rear derailleur. This freewheel uses the Park FR-1 extractor. (See related items) Are you sure you need a thread-on freewheel, not a cassette? Click here to find out which type your bike needs!

The standard of the industry. They come in 16, 17 & 18 tooth sizes, and work with either 3/32" or 1/8" chains. These have standard 1.37" x 24 tpi threads.