Schwinn tech told me i needed a 9/16. will this work?
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9/16 is most likely referring to the size of the wrench needed to use this crank puller. I would recommend using an adjustable wrench with this crank puller. This crank puller should work if your bottom bracket is square taper.
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pulling cranks? maybe the bolt securing the cranks to the BB is 9/16 (though I've seen 15mm more often)?This should work to remove the cranks from most square taper bb's, once youve removed the securing bolts.
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Gemeni may be correct or Schwin may be referring to a cap screw covering the connection. Seems that "most" everyday bicycles, even high end bikes, use this standardized thread and type puller for the square taper.
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You can look for a stock replacement from schwinn,just make sure you know the tube size,and if you buy from another company just make sure the tube size is the same.
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Hello there... Your current tires are 26" diameter and will fit wheels between 1.5 - 1.75" wide. The Schwinn tires are 26" diameter and 1.95" wide and should fit your current wheel.I hope this helps!
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Measure the diameter of the Pedal Screw, if it is 1/2 or 9/16, that size will probably fit.Most of my Bicycles are 9/16 and Exercise machine is 1/2"
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From my reading, today, it sounds as if depth might be addressed in the Schwinn 460, but I would contact the manufacturer to clarify. Good luck.
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It would not, per the specifications. You would need a rear derailleur with a capacity of at least 40 for what you seek. The RD-6700 GS has a capacity of 39T, might have to use an MTB RD to get what you are looking for.The Shimano RD-5600 GS (long cage) has a capacity of 37T. Your current combination of compact chain-rings (50-34= 16) plus PG 1070 (32-11= 21) is up to the RD-5600 GS's capacity (16+21= 37).You can try it, but it would be much beyond the design specifications.
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It may. Measure the crank arm hole to see which size pedal to order. Its either 1/2 or 9/16.
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With a 9 speed chain, probably. It would not know the difference and 1x9 works fine in my experience. But instead of subjective answers, email race face :-)
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Call Schwinn. Have the model number and stuff ready. You might be able to get them through a bike shop too.
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What you probably mean is that you have a 120 mm frame/fork spacing on an older 10 speed bike. I bought this to upgrade a 1980's Schwinn 10 speed (which had 120 mm frame spacing) to a 12 speed. The original wheel was worn out so I bought a new alloy rear wheel and this freewheel fit perfectly. I'm not sure this would have worked on the original bike wheel due to spacing /size of the washers, lock nuts etc. This unit is a thread-on freewheel which includes the gears.
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You have either a 1/2" or 9/16" crankset, you know what do the pedals mount too. This determines your pedal thread size. So what do you have for a fixie, you know what parts do you have.
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There are generally 2 different sizes. Take the old one out and see if there is a size stamped on the bolt end of the peddle. If not, take it with you to Walmart and compare to the ones the have. Mine was 9/16. Good luck.
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Yes, with a little work..... The 8/9/10 cassette is 4.5mm wider then the 7speed, so the 7speed will be too short (this wheel has a freewheel designed for the 8/9/10 cassette. Luckily there are spacers available for a couple of bucks... Search for 7 speed spacer and you should find one easily. The only caveat I will warn about is that if your cassette is not Shimano/SRAM then you may run into issues there too. But then a 7 speed cassette is easily found for $15-20 and do not forget that you will need appropriate tools for the switch (or go to your local Bike Shop).
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Honestly, I don't remember the exact part names so unfortunately am unable to help. Schwinn support team is pretty reliable, call them for this clarification.
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yes, just have the old 7 speed, i got this one for this wheel Shimano Tourney 7Spd 14-28T Freewheeland it should work perfectly as it has for me
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As long as you have a Shimano deraileur it should work. Make sure you get the 7-speed set for a 21-speed (3 front/7 rear)
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It should in the same cage length. I'd contact SRAM. They have been pretty good about replacing failed derailleurs.