Wanted: 6/7 Speed Uniglide Cassette or Hyperglide freehub body.

Posted on Wed 28th, September 2011

• #1

Jim/

Hiiiiiii,

I'm looking to change the gearing on my road bike as my knees are threatening to run off my legs.
At the moment I have 600 Tricolore hubs, which, I believe, accept a 6/7 speed Uniglide cassette.
Does anyone have one tucked away in their garage?

Alternatively, I'd be happy to swap the Uniglide for a compatible Hyperglide freehub body, if anyone has one of those laying around.

Please highlight any massive mechanical/compatibility/personal errors I've made.
Much love.
• #2

nstr_bangor

Hi, I have a 14-28 6 speed uniglide cassette, yours for £12 posted

http://i55.tinypic.com/34qo4kn.jpg

Cheers
Nes
• #3

Jim/

That might be perfect. Does anybody know whether I'd be able to use my existing 12t lockring sprocket (think 12t is the lower limit for non DA?) to make this 12-28?

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