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Old 06-14-17, 08:36 PM
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Another hoarder of freewheels here. I agree that 7-speed freewheels with an low in the 26t-28t range can be hard to find. Keep open the option of buying individual cogs and reconfiguring the gears. Sometimes 26t-28t cogs come up for sale. Loose Screws used to be a good source for indiv. cogs, but I think they went belly up. Boulder Bicycle sometimes is also a good source for nice vintage freewheels.

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