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The freewheel is a ratcheting mechanism, that coupled with a set of gears, is that threaded onto the rear hub of a bike. The freewheel allows the rear wheel to engage and move when the pedals are spun forward, but coast freely when the pedals are stationary or spun backwards.
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When I pedal the back wheel doesn't turn
Sounds like the freewheel pawls or springs have failed inside the rear sprocket. You should be able to have the sprocket replaced for about £30.. …
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Rear tire wobbling and feels "tight." Is it likely to be axle issue or no?
With 1.5+ inches of play in the wheel.. as others have mentioned it sounds like the hub bearings have collapsed. It also sounds as though the damage will be way beyond just replacing bearings, because …