Vintage Shimano 6 Speed Freewheel 14x28 English Thread Mf-hg20

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Price:
$20.00
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Condition:
New other (see details)
Never used, no original packaging. Made in Singapore.

About this product

Product Identifiers

BrandShimano
MPNMFHG20
eBay Product ID (ePID)1822346917

Product Key Features

Number of Speeds6 Speed
Smallest Sprocket14 Tooth
ColorSilver
Compatible Bike TypeCruiser, BMX Bike, BMX Bike - Old School, Racing Bike, Universal, Touring Bike, Hybrid Bike, Tandem Bike, Recumbent Bike, Folding Bike, Track Bike, Mountain Bike, Road Bike, Cyclocross Bike
Largest Sprocket28 Tooth
Part TypeFreewheel
Compatible ModelUniversal
MaterialSteel
Freehub/Driver TypeShimano Road
ModelMF-HG20

Dimensions

Item Height1 in
Item Weight1 lb

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Ratings and Reviews

2.0
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  • It was not a good product.

    Apparently the freeweel has a small mismatch in the bearing mechanism. It has an imbalance when rolling. Compared to my old freeweel that I wanted to replace, turning the wheel keeps it straight when turning. The product made in Japan despite being older has better quality. It is the original equipment of a bicycle of 1991. I had bought a cheap made in China and has the first off-line gear, I thought this new purchase would work for me. I have been working as a bike mechanic for years and I thought I would find a good piece. It was a waste of money.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • Extremely wobbly, possibly manufacturing defect

    I received the item quickly and in great condition (NOS), so I was very excited to throw this on a wheel. I screwed it onto the hub, mounted the wheel, and gave it a spin; I was alarmed to see that the freewheel was wobbling a lot as the wheel coasted. A little bit of wobble is not a big deal, but this seemed quite extreme. My first instinct was that I had screwed the freewheel on incorrectly (and that I had probably cross threaded and ruined my hub), but I unscrewed it and the hub threads were fine. I threw an older freewheel on the same wheel to see if the problem was with the wheel/hub, but the wobble disappeared when using the older freewheel. Would have loved to use this, and maybe I can reuse the cogs on another freewheel body or something, but this one is getting dumped in the spare parts bin.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned

  • What I was looking for.

    Delivered as expected.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-owned