I'm looking for a "new" 7 speed Shimano freewheel to go with my aging 600 Ultegra set up. I've ridden a bunch of miles on my current rig and just want to get a new freewheel b/c of the wear.
So... first of all, where to shop for "vintage" 7sp Shimano stuff and, secondly, how to make sure that the 7 sp stuff I find will be compatible?
I'm looking for a "new" 7 speed Shimano freewheel to go with my aging 600 Ultegra set up. I've ridden a bunch of miles on my current rig and just want to get a new freewheel b/c of the wear.
So... first of all, where to shop for "vintage" 7sp Shimano stuff and, secondly, how to make sure that the 7 sp stuff I find will be compatible?
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I'm looking for a "new" 7 speed Shimano freewheel to go with my aging 600 Ultegra set up. I've ridden a bunch of miles on my current rig and just
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to get a new freewheel b/c of the wear.
So... first of all, where to shop for "vintage" 7sp Shimano stuff and, secondly, how to make sure that the 7 sp stuff I find will be compatible?
Why buy vintage? Shimano curently produces 28t low 7sp (and some lower), SunRace has their nice 13~24t in addition to the low geared stuff. None are expensive at all. See any competent LBS which services bicycles.
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We have 7s DA freewheels in13/23 and 13/26, new in the box and compatible with 78s shimano 600 stuff-
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