hey I'm not that good with bike parts so will someone explain to me Freewheels, Cassettes, Drivers, etc.? What are the differences a.k.a. what do they do
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I'm confused as hell
Freewheel: threads onto a normal hub with threads.
Cassette: uses a interchangable driver to propel the bike
Driver: piece that locks into a cassette hub
Freecoaster: Same thing as a cassette, but allows you to coast backwards without backpedaling.
Cassette: uses a interchangable driver to propel the bike
Driver: piece that locks into a cassette hub
Freecoaster: Same thing as a cassette, but allows you to coast backwards without backpedaling.
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freewheel = back sprocket
cassette = type of freewheel that goes into the hub, not onto.
freecoaster = type of freewheel that you don't need to pedal when rolling backwards.
driver = anything that your chain hooks up to on/in back hub.
hope that's dumbed down enough
cassette = type of freewheel that goes into the hub, not onto.
freecoaster = type of freewheel that you don't need to pedal when rolling backwards.
driver = anything that your chain hooks up to on/in back hub.
hope that's dumbed down enough
chuck norris rides little kid's bikes!!!
yea thanks now i won't sound like a dumbasskuwahara2 wrote: freewheel = back sprocket
cassette = type of freewheel that goes into the hub, not onto.
freecoaster = type of freewheel that you don't need to pedal when rolling backwards.
driver = anything that your chain hooks up to on/in back hub.
hope that's dumbed down enough
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