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Old 05-13-11 | 08:09 PM
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You said freewheel so I'll take your word for it. You also said it was new, which is interesting because I had a similar thing happen to a vintage freewheel. Basically, it was gummed up and had to be cleaned out with a penetrating oil. I then lubed it with some heavy oil. Worked like a charm. The pawls inside the freewheel can get gummed up and will not function properly. This one being new, not so much. Unless it is frozen up for some other reason?
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