Where to find 7 speed freewheel

[Carlton_gang]

Re: Re:

I know you want a 13-32, but if you're prepared to compromise there's a 12-32 here

https://www.spacycles.co.uk/m8b0s150p23 ... d-CS-HG200

Unfortunately that's a cassette and I need a freewheel, although at this point switching wheels is starting to look like a good option.

 

[spitball]

I have a shiny new 7 speed Aris freewheel in the box. But, it's 12-21

 

[Carlton_gang]

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Thanks for the offer, but I really need the low gears for climbing, and I can't fit a smaller ring at the front.

 

[RobLoasby]

SJS have a couple of freewheels in stock. One 13-34, and one 14-32, if they’re any use.

https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/freewheels-7-speed/

 

[Carlton_gang]

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Yeah I saw the 14-32 one, it's got a but of a big jump which is why I asked here first, but it seems that it may be the only one available for a low price.

 

[pigman]

Re: Re:

I know you want a 13-32, but if you're prepared to compromise there's a 12-32 here

https://www.spacycles.co.uk/m8b0s150p23 ... d-CS-HG200

Unfortunately that's a cassette and I need a freewheel, although at this point switching wheels is starting to look like a good option.

Oh yeh, sorry. The clue is the word freewheel in the title ... Duh

 

[Jonny69]

I think the problem is that back in the day they never went up to 32 teeth. 28 was your limit and most rear derailleurs also only went up to 28 teeth (despite usually clearing a 32 tooth cog if fitted). New freewheels are mostly made either with the old gear combinations or with a bail-out granny gear, like you've found. If you could bear changing your hub to a cassette one, you'd open up a whole world of possibilities.