I have an early 90's Trek with freewheel not cassette. Will this work with freewheel too?
1793704
Cassettes and freewheels have the same spacing, you can even use other freewheel brands. I think there's a small difference between As long as you derailer is Shimano compatible, Suntour derailers don't move the same width for each "click" cable pull.
1619876
Yes, this is a screw on type sprocket for an older bike--if you have a newer model you will need a cassette not a freewheel, also note you will need a Parks tool to remove and install a freewheel sprocket.
414803
So long as you have made sure your hub is infact a freewheel, and not a cassette, it should not be an issue.
1239728
To my knowledge: If you have a newer Shimano cassette there is only one size. You just need to decide if you want a pin. The pin fits in the quick release skewer. If you don't have a quick release get the one without the pin. Also check the Park Tool website under tools/free wheel and cassette, you will find the fr-5 and fr-5g.
1619877
Yes freewheels are screw on directly to the rear hub, cassettes are the kind that slide on and have a lock ring.
133787
This wheel uses a freewheel. looks like your currently running a cassette. You'd need to get a freewheel in the least. Sorry to be so late. I use email very infrequently.
1928707
No. Chain will be too wide for the spacing in between the cogs on the cassette. You will need a 9 speed specific chain
1052618
I should revise my answer. I highly doubt it would work correctly.However, if it's all you can find it might be worth trying. You can then adjust the high adjustment screw way in to try and prevent shifting off your cassette
1410235
Yes it does, I use an old Trek mountain bike from the early 90s and it works with no problems.
2207855
It works with my Suntuor freewheel. I don't know what model it is but I bought it in 1981.
2258332
I second the comment that cassettes for 7, 8, and 9 are compatible usually on the same hub. Your derailleur and shifters will determine how many of the gears in the cassette will be used.
390104
this is a mountain cassette it wont work. yhe hub is different (im pretty sure)
1928152
no, you need to get a free wheel that screws on to the rim. note: not a cassette but a free wheel. I had a 7-speed free wheel that screwed on without a problem. However, there is a tool (socket) that will be needed for the freewheel. There are different ones for different freewheels. I hope this helps.
1388932
Yes. As the product description says " Compatible with all Shimano and Sram hubs ".......slides on a freehub NOT for a threaded freewheel
1032819
You have to install a rear gear cassette with the number of gears you wish to have. I installed an 8-gear cassette(Shimano) on my Trek. I think I read that these wheels accept up to 9 gear cassette with an adapter but I don't remember reading anything about a 10-gear cassette. I would call the company and ask.
1753565
The short answer is no. The full answer is that the mount for the cassette is too wide for anything less than a 6 speed cassette, a fixed gear cog will not align properly with the chain if used for a single speed cog.
2169878
I it's a 10 speed chain, it will work. To be sure you can count the links on your present chain and compare that number to the links on the new chain. If you have too many links you can always remove some. But yes, a ten speed chain will work with that cassette.