Pretty much any 5 speed freewheel, assuming the hub is English thread. What is the dropout spacing ? You might be able to fit a 6 speed freewheel with that amount of axle sticking out.
dd113456 on
What type of bike?
You can have French threading, at least two types of Italian threading and English threading.
It’s friction shift. Your dropout are either 120 or 126cm. If 126 cm you can toss in a 7 speed assuming threading matches.
I have piles of freewheels. Hit me up
dd113456 on
Some freewheels were labeled “Compact” so they would work on 120 or 126. Atom 77 Compact is an example
dd113456 on
You have Shimano now. At least 90% chance it is standard ISO/English thread
BarkleEngine on
5, 6, or 7 speed freewheel should all work. If you have indexed shifting levers stick to a 5. Your restricted at the largest cog size by your short cage derailer
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Pretty much any 5 speed freewheel, assuming the hub is English thread. What is the dropout spacing ? You might be able to fit a 6 speed freewheel with that amount of axle sticking out.
What type of bike?
You can have French threading, at least two types of Italian threading and English threading.
It’s friction shift. Your dropout are either 120 or 126cm. If 126 cm you can toss in a 7 speed assuming threading matches.
I have piles of freewheels. Hit me up
Some freewheels were labeled “Compact” so they would work on 120 or 126. Atom 77 Compact is an example
You have Shimano now. At least 90% chance it is standard ISO/English thread
5, 6, or 7 speed freewheel should all work. If you have indexed shifting levers stick to a 5. Your restricted at the largest cog size by your short cage derailer
Wouldn’t you just prefer a new bike?