ATOM-Maillard freewheel change
03-04-21, 02:46 AM
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ATOM-Maillard freewheel change
Hi all
is it possible to use as ATOM-Maillard freewheel replacement new shimano freewheel?
03-04-21, 04:44 AM
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Probably yes.
The threads on the Shimano are almost certainly 1.375 x 24tpi but the Atom may be that or may be metric.
If the atom is being replaced, what hub is it on? If it is an Atom or Normandy or Maillard hub you can look at the bit between the freewheel and the hub - for a groove cut into the outer edge. That groove means the hub - and freewheel - are 1.375.
The threads on the Shimano are almost certainly 1.375 x 24tpi but the Atom may be that or may be metric.
If the atom is being replaced, what hub is it on? If it is an Atom or Normandy or Maillard hub you can look at the bit between the freewheel and the hub - for a groove cut into the outer edge. That groove means the hub - and freewheel - are 1.375.
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