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Old 05-28-07, 05:39 AM
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Originally Posted by T-Mar
I just re-visited my literature and noted that the original MF-7400 freewheels had a minimum 13T. Based on the body diameter, it doesn't look like they could handle a 12T. Given that the 12T cog appears to sit outboard of the freewheel body and appears to be screwed onto the position 6 cog, it really does look like Shimano adapted the old MF-7400 body to a 7 speed capable of handling a 12T.

I vividly remember those freewheels. The secong cog was very very expensive.
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