Thread: 11 Tooth Rear Cog, where to find?
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Old 02-21-12, 11:18 AM
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Originally Posted by RubberLegs
Might check these folks out, not sure if they are miss-labeling cassettes as freewheels, or if it IS an 8 speed freewheel, they have 11 toothed cogs...DNPs, I have NEVER dealt with them.
http://www.comcycle-usa.com/Ebike-an...oductInfo.aspx
That does look like a freewheel and I counted 11 teeth. However, going to 8-speed freewheel isn't wise, given the extra length between the drive-side bearings and dropout. Too bad they don't have one in 7-speed.

Also, looks like a special tool is needed to reach the splines on these freewheels: http://www.comcycle-usa.com/catalog....Descriptions=1
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