alloy freewheel..are there steel cogs that will fit?
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alloy freewheel..are there steel cogs that will fit?
i have a zeus alloy 6 speed freewheel hub, and was wondering if there are steel cogs that will fit on the body?
very similar to this one, but I have a racing block. 12-18
very similar to this one, but I have a racing block. 12-18
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I'd recommend just getting a new freewheel. you can get six-speed freewheels, good new stuff, for pretty cheap, and certainly cheaper than what you'd pay if you can find new steel replacement cogs for a certain freewheel body.
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Zeus hasn't been distributed in this country for years (decades?) and replacement parts, if available anywhere, will be a premium prices. In fact, I'm not sure Zeus is still in business anywhere.
Assuming the hub threads are standard English or Italian, a new or NOS freewheel would be a far better alternative.
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Assuming the hub threads are standard English or Italian, a new or NOS freewheel would be a far better alternative.
Hi Tim. Where have you been? I haven't seen you post for a while.