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Epoch7 Speed Freewheel Nickel Plated
3.3
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DNP Epoch Freewheels are a great alternative to Shimano, SRAM and some of the other options available. Featuring incredible quality at great values it is quite obvious we have become such a big fan. Featuring a wide gear range which is great for commuters and touring setups the Epoch Freewheels also work great for electric bike applications. Featuring a sharp looking nickel plating the Epoch Freewheels are compatible with the standard 3/32''' chains. Now grab one and go ride.
- Wide gear ranges
- Requires DNP Freewheel Tool
- 3/32'''' chain compatibility
- Nickel plated
- 7 Speed
Specifications
Chain Compatibility
3/32"
Number of Speeds
7-Speed
Tree Fort ID:
333222377874
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this work on ultramotor a2b?
Will this work on ultramotor a2b?
A.
anwered by: mlewis
We are not familiar with that bike, you'll need to contact them directly to see what sort of cassette is used on those bikes.
We are not familiar with that bike, you'll need to contact them directly to see what sort of cassette is used on those bikes.
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this freewheel work on a Shimano RD-MC16 rear derailer of a Giant Rincon mtn bike?
Will this freewheel work on a Shimano RD-MC16 rear derailer of a Giant Rincon mtn bike?
Q.
asked by: a guest
My bike has a Shimano MF-TZ21, 7 speed, can I replace it with this? I really want 11-28t.
My bike has a Shimano MF-TZ21, 7 speed, can I replace it with this? I really want 11-28t.
A.
anwered by: smulder
As long as you can thread on a freewheel (racheting system built-in) these will work with your Shimano set-up. If you need a cassette (without the freewheel built in) this is not what you're looking for.
As long as you can thread on a freewheel (racheting system built-in) these will work with your Shimano set-up. If you need a cassette (without the freewheel built in) this is not what you're looking for.
Q.
asked by: dschaff
Will this work on an '84 Ross Mt. Whitney? I believe it's 126mm spacing.
Will this work on an '84 Ross Mt. Whitney? I believe it's 126mm spacing.
Customer Reviews
5
May 18, 2012
reviewed by: gatorhawk24
I've been riding with this freewheel for about 175 miles now, and it meets my needs. I replaced my bike's stock Shimano MF-TZ21-7 (14-28t) freewheel with this Epoch model (11-28t). It was an easy component swap-out; gear spacing is identical to the stock freewheel, but I had to slightly adjust the high and low settings on my rear derailleur. I wanted the added benefit of the 11t bottom gear, since I commute about 27 miles (round trip) to work using a mountain bike with slicks on it. This was the only 11-28t freewheel that I could find, and so far I'm happy with it.
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March 15, 2013
reviewed by: themadhatter106
I have owned one of the 11-32t DNP freewheels for about 2 years and had to buy another because the teeth wore out after about 5,000 miles and this made the chain skip. It probably would have lasted longer had I changed and cleaned the chain more often. Anyway, I bought the 11-30t version as a replacement and the freewheel bearing is junk right out of the box. When I spin the freewheel in my hand there is a scraping/rubbing sound and not the clean click,click that should be happening. I even tried oiling the freewheel bearing and it helped but there is still a noticeable rubbing. This is annoying and a sign that something is not right with the bearing; I notice the rubbing sound when costing on my bike. Even my old worn out freewheel does not do this. These freewheels are also rather expensive given that you can find a Shimano 13t one for about half the price. Too bad DNP is the only company that still makes a freewheel with 11t. The only other option is to try and find a NOS 11t freewheel on ebay but those can be rather expensive.
Since I've already bought this thing and put it on I'll probably ride it until it dies, but it's a piece of junk.
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