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Originally Posted by miamijim
Correct....if you want to keep 'freewheel' you'd need to replace the hubs. But why? There are so many reasonable priced wheelsets out there that it's almost counter productive.
Why what? I am confused.

I am under the impression that all these great wheelsets for sale are not compatiable with my 6spd rear freewheel hub; am I wrong? Sorry I am kind of a newb about bikes and what is compatible with what. I know I have Shimano 105 components, but it's a 12 spd bike, and my rear gears are 6 cogs, and these supposedly won't work on a more modern shimano 'free hub'. So all new wheels I see are either flip-flop fixed/freewheel, or they are newer shimano Freehubs. I don't see any new wheels for sale compatible with the gearset that I have currently.
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