Just installed a 34 tooth low gear. don't look like my current dr will work(too short). will this?
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if you read in the description this derailleur will handle a maximum 34 tooth cog,yes it will work!!
185979
13 - 15 - 17 - 20 - 24 - 29 - 34 Teeth. Personally, I think this is too wide a range and went with 14 - 32T which has 14 - 16 - 18 - 21 - 24 - 28 - 32 and does not have quite as big a jump between the gears.
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I believe the photo is errant. What I received was a 7 speed. You definitely don't want to substitute an 8 speed on a 7 speed application. You'd have too much slack in the shifter cable (in position 8 on shifter) even if you adjusted the deraileur stops to avoid the chain falling off, and an annoying dead spot gathering up that slack when shifting back into the lower gears.
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You will be able to use the lower parts of your driveline ie:axles shocks links what you will be making in that respect is called a Wroncho for more info hit up you tube and look up wroncho build
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You need two pieces of information to determine whether this Shimano gear cluster will work on your bike. First question: is the rear gear cluster on your bike a freewheel or a cassette? Look here (http://www.sheldonbrown.com/free-k7.html) to help you determine. I've looked at the Huffy mtn bike owners manual (http://www.huffybikes.com/pdf/ownersmanuals/7f448214-b108-4c48-93eb-972b6c9e4a17.pdf) and page 36 would suggest your bike has a freewheel. The Shimano you are asking about is a freewheel type gear cluster, so if you answer yes to the first question, then on to the second question. Second question: will the Shimano gear cluster fit on your bike? I am talking about the width of the gear cluster; measured from smallest gear to largest if you are looking at it from edge on. According to Amazon's listing, the Shimano is 1.7". Measure your existing cluster and then decide. Look at this (http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/freewheels.html#6) information to help you. Finally, if you decide to go for it, you will probably want to purchase a freewheel tool to help remove the old and install the new. You may also need to know how to readjust your rear derailleur (described in the owner's manual) if the gear clusters are somewhat different in spacing and width. Good luck
1197627
I is supposed to work. However do some research online from other users with lowered bikes. My Gixxer is standard ride height.
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Ya you should be fine. I have an old schwinn I put it on and its only a 5 speed but it also is only 14-28 teeth and there looks to be plenty of room for an extra gear
1490216
Not enough information to tell you if this derailleur will work for you. Need an idea of the cable routing and if cabless pull from the top or bottom of the derailleur. Sorry I can't help you resolve this question. Nick Carper
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Yes, it will work fine. You'll have one gear shift click that won't do anything for now. The rear derailleur cable adjustment and the high and low limit screws on the rear derailleur will determine whether your "dead" click is either a high gear or a low gear. It will work fine for a 7 gear Shimano based rear sprocket.
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I don't own a Dremel, so not sure of set up... BUT, as long as the accessory has a straight shaft (standard rotary tool sized) it should chuck up into the B&D; just fine.
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Hi, this is a freewheel, designed for a hub that has threads attaching it. It sounds like you're looking for a cassette that attaches to a cassette hub. There is a difference, look it up. Both styles are available for cheap. Regardless, this freewheel, or in the case of a cassette opens up lots of possibilities as far as the ability to climb that hill that you've been looking at, but afraid of. Only problem, you'll have to have a rear derailleur with a long enough cage to work with that 34 tooth sprocket. Check that out too. Good luck. Gary
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Not any derailleur. on my bike, there are almost no space left between derailleur gear and the biggest gear. You will just have to estimate will there be enough space left if your your last gear grow up to 34 tooth
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If your rear derailleur will accomodate a 28 tooth gear, this freewheel will work. There is a website www.disraeligears.co.uk, on which you can look up the specs for your derailleur. It is also a good idea to install a new chain with the new freewheel. The old chain has worn in with the old freewheel. A new chain will shift better.
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Actually, I just re-read the Amazon ad refers to it as Low normal in the top and top normal at the bottom of the listing. Check with Shimano before buying.
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Your spindle length may differ slightly. I installed my crank set on the existing 123 mm spindle I was using and it was just a little long. It would have been serviceable with slight adjustment to the front derailleur. I change the spindle out to a 5 mm shorter one I had in stock (118 mm) and the chain line alignment was perfect (50 mm offset). I would suggest trying it on your existing if you can and change it later if needed. If you need to buy a new one for this install, go with what Shimano's installation doc specifies as it would be the closest. Good luck!
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Hi there... Sorry, but I can't tell you which adapter to use. What I did was I went to a mechanic who extended my gear lever with another shaft and threaded one side in a way that allowed this to fit. Hope that helps.
1970810
Yep, that's what I used it on. Takes a little getting used to because of the gear engagement teeth are so shallow but it works just fine.