bikeworkshop
Senior Retro Guru
That's a UG without the HG fitting
Have you now removed the cassette?
Like above, pics of parts now would help.
Here is the original post with pics of the cassette -
https://www.retrobike.co.uk/threads/mbk-treker.470778/
Thanks for replies. I have previously used two chain whips to split the the original uniglide, cleaned and reversed the sprockets but as there are teeth broken it was of no use. The chain is definitely stretched and the original front chainring has plenty of wear on it and the front derailleur is bent. I was taking a all or nothing approach. My information is that it's not possible to put a non uniglide freewheel on the original hub so that would be a new wheel and at least a new freewheel,chain, triple chainring,front derailleur.My 1986 MBK needs around £150 to get it back on the road
I only ever use it for occasional road spins
Should I restore it or just spend an extra £100 and buy a new bike ?