A five-speed Maillard freewheel dated to 1977, built around a 14-26 tooth progression. The steel construction gives it the period-correct weight and wear pattern expected on mid-century French drivetrains, while the lack of any marked oxidation keeps the cogs visually clean.
The 14-26 spread places the small cog at 14 teeth and the large cog at 26, a ratio that sits comfortably on a vintage road or touring setup. With five distinct steps, the gearing offers usable mid-range shifts without the complexity of a modern wide-ratio cassette. The freewheel threads onto a 34.7x100 hub, a standard that matters when you are matching it to a classic wheel build.
The photos are part of the description and document the actual condition of this used component. For a wider-ratio alternative from the same shelf, see the ATOM 77 5-speed freewheel with a 14-28 spread. If you need a later Maillard unit, the 1981 MAILLARD 14-26 freewheel in NOS condition carries the same gearing in a different vintage.
The cogs run from 14 teeth on the smallest to 26 teeth on the largest, spread across five speeds.
The specification lists oxidation as 'No', so no rust or pitting is marked for this unit.
The freewheel is made of steel, which matches the typical construction of French drivetrain components from this period.
It is listed with a 34.7x100 sizing, which corresponds to the classic French freewheel thread standard.
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