Shimano Parallax Hub, what Freehub?

[Peachy!]

Did this last week on my ‘97 Cape Wrath. The freehub on its ‘97 STX parallax hub was knackered so I swapped it for one from a 2000 Parallax hub that cost £4 from a bike jumble, perfect fit.

 

[79stef]

No problem.Do you have any pics of the hub?Should be Shimano FH-M then 3 digits (or similar) written on it.If the front hub matches,will be on there too.

Yes, I've just found it. It's a FH-MC 18.

 

[79stef]

Did this last week on my ‘97 Cape Wrath. The freehub on its ‘97 STX parallax hub was knackered so I swapped it for one from a 2000 Parallax hub that cost £4 from a bike jumble, perfect fit. View attachment 535951

Nice work

 

[79stef]

Tec docs is a good lead. You may find it cheaper to buy a whole new hub complete with the part you want, and swap the freehub over and keep the rest as spares?

Thanks, I'll check it out

 

[captaincowelly]

Will have a look tomorrow,think I got one of those for a mate before but not sure if I have one currently.Pretty cheap,around the £20 mark and not uncommon.Which all helps!

 

[captaincowelly]

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[captaincowelly]

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[79stef]

Thank you all for your help. Sorted.

 

[captaincowelly]

Great stuff!And welcome to the forum by the way! Don't know if you've been given the 'You'll probably end up skint,divorced and living in a shed full of shiny bits!' talk but it's a high probability on here.
As you've probably gathered from this thread,there's a wealth of information and experience and generally doesn't take long to find what you need.Always great to have a few different ideas n pick the one that suits you,very typical Retrobike.Something for every era/budget.And a bit of talking shite now and again.That's life.
Hope you get back on (or off) the road soon enough and your RB experience is a productive one!

 

[captaincowelly]

Wasn't trying to suggest there's any shite-talking on this thread by the way!