Old 06-07-11, 03:26 AM
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frantik
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i'm not sure about older freewheels being smaller.. i know they are smaller width-wise, but i think the part that screws onto the freewheel is the same size regardless of year.

when you switch to a single speed freewheel, you will need to respace and redish your wheel to make sure that the cog is lined up with your front chainring. re-dishing an old wheel can be a pain in the butt if you have any stuck spokes so make sure to lube them all before trying to turn any of them
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