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What's the best freewheel for a coaster Tuff

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retrorider.u.k:
you can use the a.c.s as a coaster anyway if you can't source a sprocket  ;)

dordymush:
i've got a spare sprocket for that if you need it.pm me and let me know.

jeff spicoli:

--- Quote from: greentoad on May 14, 2006, 10:38 AM ---Hi

Hmmmmm, a green tuff, If you have no joy in getting what you are after and want to shift it let me know.

J.

--- End quote ---
:LolLolLolLol:

Stevo:
Yes Jeff I know its funny. You post a pic your prized gear and a member thinks it's for sale. No harm in asking I suppose.

Spent ages hunting for green coaster tuff to go with the freewheel pair I bought from Skyway (re-issued type). Pity they are not the exact shade of green, but most folks won't notice.

The coaster tuff was made in the UK. I didn't know they made them in UK BITD, always thought they were imported from US.

Hopefully Dordymush is going to help me out with a sprocket. Cheers.

jeff spicoli:
you know what I am in two minds to get some skyways with a coaster myself. 540 kickturns and 540 rollbacks were so easy even one handed but not on a freewheel well not yet.  ;) your green tuffs look the biz.

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