batty
08-11-04, 09:50 AM
If i change my cassette will i be changing my freewheel as well?
Bicycle Mechanics - cassette/freewheel
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djbowen1
08-11-04, 09:55 AM
no. the freewheel unit is part of the hub itself. You are just changing the physical gears/cogs.
shaq-d
08-11-04, 12:55 PM
lol, interesting q/response.
a cassette is the thing with the cogs. a freewheel is the same thing, but on older bikes, like pre-1990. a freeHUB is what the cassette goes on. you can remove the cassette off the freehub, no probs.
sd
a cassette is the thing with the cogs. a freewheel is the same thing, but on older bikes, like pre-1990. a freeHUB is what the cassette goes on. you can remove the cassette off the freehub, no probs.
sd