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top506 01-18-07 10:01 AM

Sachs+SRAM? freewheel question.
 
I'm beginning to get into the Ironman and discovered that it has a Sachs 12-24 7 speed freewheel, which I guess is a pretty good item. I also found a source of SRAM-branded freewheel cogs on-line. Will they fit this Sachs freewheel body? I'd really like a taller top gear to wind this old body up New Englsnd hills.
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unworthy1 01-18-07 06:46 PM

You sure that the SRAM sprockets are for a FREEWHEEL and not a cassette? If they are, then it's possible they'd fit since SRAM took over some of Sedis/Sachs products...but why not post this to the mechanics forum?

top506 01-18-07 07:24 PM


Originally Posted by unworthy1
You sure that the SRAM sprockets are for a FREEWHEEL and not a cassette? If they are, then it's possible they'd fit since SRAM took over some of Sedis/Sachs products

Look for yourself and tell me-http://www.bikeusa.com/MERCHANT2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=MSGI&Category_Code=FreewheelParts

Originally Posted by unworthy1
..but why not post this to the mechanics forum?

Why, because this is classic and vintage!
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unworthy1 01-18-07 10:52 PM

That link shows parts for FREEWHEELS, so that much is clear. It says that they are for freewheel bodies from 1993 onward that use 4 splines...if that matches the Sachs body you have, then you're in business. My Sachs freewheel is busy on my bike right now so I can't tell you how many splines are on it...but that's the kind of thing a *bike mechanic* might know know without looking :)


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