Shimano uniglide cassette
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Yes, just huz the Uniglide body as far as you can and swap out for a 7spd Hyperglide freehub.
Unless your freehub is threaded internally for a Hyperglide hub as per Sheldon's picture
A few cheap MTB cassettes are still bolted together so theres nothing stopping you from mixing up a cassette suitable for your needs.
Unless your freehub is threaded internally for a Hyperglide hub as per Sheldon's picture
A few cheap MTB cassettes are still bolted together so theres nothing stopping you from mixing up a cassette suitable for your needs.
Jonny69
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You should be able to find Uniglide gears up to about 32 if you want them. I normally spot them on eBay. Though they're getting quite pricey these days.
One more click here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Shimano-26T-U ... 2301948949
Make sure you have your eBay search set to 'worldwide' as I've seen quite a few in USA.
Alternative is to change your smaller front ring to a smaller number of teeth. I switched mine from a 42 to a 39.
One more click here: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Shimano-26T-U ... 2301948949
Make sure you have your eBay search set to 'worldwide' as I've seen quite a few in USA.
Alternative is to change your smaller front ring to a smaller number of teeth. I switched mine from a 42 to a 39.
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(#) I say "it" for the cassette as a whole, but in reality its for each sprocket.
I've done it, it works.
Best keep your existing smallest cog (unless its worn to buggery) as small end fitting is different from HG
the spline is the trench in the freehub. You are looking at filing the tab on the cassette. Don't file it off, just file it (#) narrower, so its the same width as the others.bowser":3jclttmo said:
(#) I say "it" for the cassette as a whole, but in reality its for each sprocket.
I've done it, it works.
Best keep your existing smallest cog (unless its worn to buggery) as small end fitting is different from HG
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