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Originally Posted by steelbikeguy

In retrospect, while I understand how technology started with cogs threading onto hub shells, and this practice was carried over to cogs threading onto freewheel bodies, it's hard to imagine that no one ever got tired of trying to coax stuck cogs off a freewheel body and asked "isn't there a better way??!

Steve in Peoria
Best comparison is to changing a bayonet mounted lens on a camera. Cassette freewheel. Very high quality, six speed era and competively lightweight for the time.

I suppose the days were numbered as more gears and longer axles were soon coming, the weakness of axles stubs without outboard bearing hub design.

The fellow I acquired this from also 'has' a few cassette's for this in aluminum! Pretty sure its prototype or Regina show piece.
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