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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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Will an ACS 13T X 3/32 Crossfire freewheel fit an All-City Standard 130mm Hub?
No, only 16T through 22T ACS freewheels use english threading found on the all city hubs.
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Why are higher-end freewheels so much louder when coasting?
Most of the noise comes from pawls on the freewheel hitting against the splines on the engagment surfaces which makes up the racheting unit.
Some reasons for the noise between freewheels? …
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Mounting a 7-Speed Cassette on an 8/9 speed hub
Since you have friction shifters and an 8/9 speed derailleur, you should be able to pop a 9 speed cassette on the back and use the full range. You'll have to re-adjust your limit screws of course. Wo …
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