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Question: Will this fit my 1977 schwinn varsity and will it take a 5 speed freewheel?
Document: Perfect replacement for my 40 year old rear wheel. Fit on a 1973 Miyata 10 speed (5 on rear rim)
As long as the price is right, I will be coming back for more of these wheels as I restore my old road bikes. This rear wheel can be fitted with a 6 or 7 speed freewheel, which they still make. Performance wise they work well and have to be trued every once in a while just like any other bicycle rim. Once you break these wheels in they generally hold their true for longer. Great wheel for the price.
Four-and-a-half stars because it was perfect except lacking a rim strip. The Wheel Master replaced a Sta-Tru wheel which had a broken axle and a half dozen broken and replaced spokes. Schrader valve. The rim strip from the old wheel was re-used on the new with help from scissors and duct tape. The freewheel remover, Shimano TL-FW30, removed the 6-sprocket freewheel, Shimano MF-TZ20, with the use of a 2' breaker bar, 24mm socket.
This whell works great on my daily commuter bike. The wheel is light weight, spins true, and sells for a good price. The components are imported but the wheel is laced and built in the USA, which I also like.
This wheel appears to be well-made and has held up well under tough use thus far in San Francisco. However, I noticed that the wheel wasn't true and needed to be adjusted by the bike mechanic who installed them, which was annoying.
The rim is an RM19 Weinmann, which is exactly what came off my bike after about 5000 miles of use. Can't complain that it was popping spokes, after that long under my 220 pounds. Hope this one holds up as well. Almost perfect true right out of the box, just tweaked it a little right on the bike. About a hundred miles on it so far, still straight.Almost forgot, alloy rim and hub.
The quick release that came taped to the Wheel Master is of good quality. A shipping guard is stuck in one axle end to keep the axle from penetrating the box. The tire is a Bontrager Race Lite Hard-Case, 27 x 1 1/4. For $34 delivered, the Wheel Master works for a Fuji Allegro, circa 1979.
The perfect replacement wheel for the casual rider. Make sure you check r. derailleur adj. after, the spacing is generic/general.A friend needed me to replace his wheel and this was the least expensive available. Could have just swapped-out the rim, but considering age of hub, decided not-to.You get what you pay for.
Looks nice on the old 27inch road bike I'm currently rebuilding, and I got both wheels for about the price the local bike shops wanted for one.
Its not a high end rim and not a cheap one. Its a rim and it does what its supposed to.
Answer: yes