Freewheel compatibility - and coolest freewheel questions

[ibbz]

A couple of questions
Would a Campagnolo 7 speed Freewheel be compatible with Shimano index shifters ?

And what’s the lightest and coolest (non fragile purely racing) Freewheel out there ? In 7 speed

 

[Frankenorange]

Here you go

https://www.scribd.com/document/392...nce-Behind-the-Magic-Drivetrain-Compatibility

Lightest 7 speed would be the TA Kheops aluminium. Came in different colours too.

 

[ibbz]

Here you go

https://www.scribd.com/document/392...nce-Behind-the-Magic-Drivetrain-Compatibility

Lightest 7 speed would be the TA Kheops aluminium. Came in different colours too.

They’re race day ones only aren’t they? I had a Kheops cassette - beautiful and light as anything but wears quick

 

[Frankenorange]

I didnt use any long enough to find that out!

 

[hamster]

Campag and Shimano both used 5.0 mm spacing for 7s so yes, they are interoperable.

 

[ibbz]

Campag and Shimano both used 5.0 mm spacing for 7s so yes, they are interoperable.

Nice thanks
A Campag sounds like the thibfb

 

[doctor-bond]

Can confirm that they work a treat: I have Shimano shifters on a 7 sp Campag block on my roadie.

Campag dural freewheel - light and drool worthy, but hard to find anything much bigger than a 25t rear cog.

One for sale on eBay (not mine)

 

[Woz]

7 sp practically universal.

For larger sprockets think you will be limited to either Shimano, Suntour or some obscure custom Maillard to be honest.

 

[ibbz]

7 sp practically universal.

For larger sprockets think you will be limited to either Shimano, Suntour or some obscure custom Maillard to be honest.

Thanks
Some of those Regina ones aren’t too bad looking

 

[wiredfool]

Are there any Sachs Maillard spare cogs around? Or any other cogs that will interop?