Q: where to get old school 5/6 speed cassette?
Hi all,
as the title says, I am in search of old school rear cassette, 5 or 6 speeds. Any ideas? I have tried major online stores but to no avail. Thanx! Alex |
I don't think there is such a thing as 5 or 6 speed cassette. We used freewheels back then.
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Hm, thats new for me! What do you mean freewheels? Do I buy 5 freewheels and somehow stack them next to each other onto the axle?
How do I go about this? Thanx :) |
Freewheels.
http://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi...d=694909426457 cassettes http://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi...d=694909426457 How to tell the difference http://sheldonbrown.com/k7.html |
Originally Posted by astrbac
(Post 12209397)
Hm, thats new for me! What do you mean freewheels? Do I buy 5 freewheels and somehow stack them next to each other onto the axle?
How do I go about this? Thanx :) |
If it's 5 or 6 speed it must be a threaded freewheel. Try posting at the Classic & Vintage forum, lots of knowledge there.
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Originally Posted by Reynolds
(Post 12209788)
If it's 5 or 6 speed it must be a threaded freewheel. Try posting at the Classic & Vintage forum, lots of knowledge there.
If you read the Sheldon Brown link I gave you will find them. |
As above, I suspect you are looking for a freewheel rather than a cassette.
Give us more details and we can give you better directions. In general I have found Ebay to be very helpful for NOS or gently used freewheels. PS if you are looking for 6 speed make sure you know your spacing, there is "standard" 6 and "ultra-6," the ultra is closer spaced.....again if you can give us more details on what you have and what you need we can likely be more helpful. |
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Oh, to be so young to not even know what a freewheel is...
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Originally Posted by Steev
(Post 12209406)
Freewheels.
http://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi...d=694909426457 cassettes http://www.loosescrews.com/index.cgi...d=694909426457 How to tell the difference http://sheldonbrown.com/k7.html |
To give you an answer, your rear hub is most likely English threaded.
In which case you buy them on eBay. The end. |
Originally Posted by frpax
(Post 12213372)
Oh, to be so young to not even know what a freewheel is...
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What's next? |
Originally Posted by ciocc_cat
(Post 12213639)
What's next?
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