05-29-2010, 06:33 AM
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Upstate New York
Posts: 591
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Originally Posted by Waterfordjim
Here are some images of the modifications: On my bike, I did not have to grind down anything on the left side 16T freewheel to make it go back together. It was very simple in all aspects..... No alignment or clearance issues anywhere. Shortening the chain was a snap. When I replaced the right side freewheel, only minor derailleur adjustments were needed. I cannot wait to do my 1000 mile report.....
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Freewheel question - All of the EZip freewheels I've removed, turn almost silently, but feel like they are filled with tar. Which makes "pedal only" mode much harder than it needs to be, about like, having the brakes dragging. Can you describe the quality & characteristics of your, removed, freewheel?
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