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Waxintaxin:
on old metal ( not alloy) hubbed skyways , the free wheel looks like a cassette type affair as the freewheel seems to be in the hub, where do i get a sprocket for it ?

Rich

RATTY:
Cant be sure rich, but wernt they the Dx type sprocket? and Im sure they were interchangable!!!

Waxintaxin:
Yea looks like that type of affair , sprocket/cog just slots into the grooves on the freewheel thing already part of the hub, but where to get that type of sprocket ? freewheel ?

Rich

MartyC:

--- Quote from: Waxintaxin on October 30, 2006, 01:12 PM ---Yea looks like that type of affair , sprocket/cog just slots into the grooves on the freewheel thing already part of the hub, but where to get that type of sprocket ? freewheel ?

Rich

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Hate to say it, but a bike shop that sells road stuff and old Raliegh gear.  It should be the same as a cog from a three speed Sturmey Archer hub if my memory serves me right  :daumenhoch:

Frosty:
I have just bought one off the bay, a Skyway original. you get a cover? the sprocket with three pegs on it and a circlip.

I also need some info though on the bits needed to complete a tuff wheel I have just got too. It is a coaster hub, original, but has no spindle or coaster gear attached to it. Can I buy what I need to make it operational again or do I need to buy a new hub and install?

Thanks

Paul

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