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Old 07-06-22, 04:37 PM
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FS: Dura Ace Freewheel 13-18 Straight Block NOS

Pre-anything-glide Dura Ace freewheel 13-14-15-16-17-18. The date code is SC. Makes a lovely sound when ya spin it! New Old Stock
The folks in Japan are asking crazy yen for these things. I'm only asking for sold. shipped Priority Mail. Paypal F/F




ooooh shiny

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"SC" date code doesn't make sense in the Shimano system, but does if it was early enough to have been made by SunTour (March 1976).
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I bit into a corn cob on the Fourth. It didn't look like that, though.
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My SunTour Winner cob was 17% shorter (and missing that low gear). Made the mistake of riding it with a 54 for the State Champs. Spent most of the race on my 44!
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Originally Posted by ThermionicScott
"SC" date code doesn't make sense in the Shimano system, but does if it was early enough to have been made by SunTour (March 1976).
It's my understanding that Suntour manufactured the early Shimano freewheels to Shimano's specifications.
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That sure is pretty! I don't have any wall hangers, and it's too hilly where I live for a corn cob, but that is some nice bike porn eye-candy. GLWS.
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I've knees were hoping someone else would buy this.

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Originally Posted by SwimmerMike
I've knees were hoping someone else would buy this.

PM sent.
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Old 08-02-22, 01:43 AM
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YES PLEASE! Exactly what I am looking for! 13-18. It is going on a mint Campy Record hub.

As soon as you confirm, I'll get you my shipping address.

PAY PAL .... OK

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BTW, ThermionicScott may be right. This was probably made by SunTour. The prong detents loos like SunTour. The Shimano stents were smaller— at least in the 6200 group.

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OK .... I see that it's sold ... Sorry for any distraction. I was too excited! SIGH!
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