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Waxintaxin:
its a freewheel not a coaster ?

QUADROPHENIA:



rich

i had a nightmare getting one, best bet watch ebay for broken coasters

DR VINOAH:

--- Quote from: ratty on October 30, 2006, 01:06 PM ---Cant be sure rich, but wernt they the Dx type sprocket? and Im sure they were interchangable!!!

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this looks do able

just checked the coaster hub (shimano) for a spooky wheel i have,

and compared it to the tuff on JG,s redline

similar yes :angel:

MartyC:

--- Quote from: Waxintaxin on October 30, 2006, 02:55 PM ---its a freewheel not a coaster ?

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They use the same sprocket, should be three small notches on the body and three matching ones on the sprocket.  I might have one kicking around in the shed, I'll have a look but it might be a 17t though.  It's part no. 6 on the other thread showing the suntour coaster bits  :daumenhoch:

I think somewhere like Moore Bros in Isleworth or Stow's in Slough would be a good place to start if you're in West London or close by  :daumenhoch:

jimwise68:
Rich

had massive problems with a similar issue,  had the freewheel cog but not the spacer.



Had some fabricated and got three left. If you find out that the sturmey one fits let me know please.  :-[

There seem to have been a few tuffs (minus the cog and spacer) on ebay lately.  ;)

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