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08-29-20, 11:38 AM
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What's this?
Found while removing the cassette on a Centurion Ironman.
The bike is UG 105.
Is this what the UG cassette body looked like? I've only messed with Dura Ace UG and it's a different animal altogether.
For my purpose, it doesn't matter much since it came off with 2 whips and no stress. It's just a little different than I expected to see.
BTW, rear rim is Araya on joytech and front is Wobler on 105. I assume the front is original but I dunno.
08-29-20, 11:45 AM
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That’s a freewheel body. Not a freehub/cassette.
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08-29-20, 03:13 PM
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This is actually great news. It means that I can give my little lady some climbing gears. Not super mountains but ok. But for approximately what I spend a week on beer, I've ordered her a great 14-28 freewheel. Kinda married to a 130bcd 165mm crank.
35 gear inches will get up some stuff. 95 is pretty light for descents but I bet it's only going to see flat bike trail and kid trailer use, so I'd rather have more low end than high for her.
And who knew, a Campy lockring/bb tool fit the old freewheel perfectly. I didn't expect that.
35 gear inches will get up some stuff. 95 is pretty light for descents but I bet it's only going to see flat bike trail and kid trailer use, so I'd rather have more low end than high for her.
And who knew, a Campy lockring/bb tool fit the old freewheel perfectly. I didn't expect that.
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08-29-20, 04:18 PM
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That's impressive and fortunate that the Campag tool worked, since I've seen Campy bottom bracket cups destroyed from someone using a Shimano Freewheel or cassette tool on it.
Again, this is a FREEWHEEL hub, no cassette will fit on it.
Again, this is a FREEWHEEL hub, no cassette will fit on it.
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