Freewheel thread spec
08-12-09, 11:33 PM
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Freewheel thread spec
Hello,
I'm really interested in the Chub Single Speed Read Disc Hub from the Hive but the spec for the freewheel compatibility reads 1.375 x 24tpi.
the freewheel I am planning on using has a spec of 1.37 x 24 tpi.
is this compatible?
its a White Industries DOS Eno, any experience with this freewheel or advice is appreciated.
links for these products are below:
thanks
Chub Hub
DOS ENO
I'm really interested in the Chub Single Speed Read Disc Hub from the Hive but the spec for the freewheel compatibility reads 1.375 x 24tpi.
the freewheel I am planning on using has a spec of 1.37 x 24 tpi.
is this compatible?
its a White Industries DOS Eno, any experience with this freewheel or advice is appreciated.
links for these products are below:
thanks
Chub Hub
DOS ENO
08-15-09, 08:00 PM
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so i found the answer on my own. How the F#$K do 23 people read this post under the "MECHANIC" CATEGORY" and no one has an answer to such an intermediate question?>!?!?! Thanks so much Bikeforum. hilarious. good bye.
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Sorry to disappoint you but possibly the 23 people who read the OP didn't know the correct answer and didn't want to guess. Freewheels aren't that common anymore so their threading isn't nearly as well known as it used to be.
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Good on you for finding the answer yourself! The skills you have just learned will surely serve you well over the years, and not just when you need to fix you bicycle.
