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The CYCLO 72 five-sprocket freewheel steps from 14 to 26 teeth, a ratio window that works well on a vintage touring bike when the route includes long false flats and laden climbs. Threaded at 34.7×100, it threads directly onto period hubs built to the old French standard.
Five speeds keep the drivetrain simple, and the 14-26 range gives you a useful bottom end without losing the tighter cadence steps up top. The unit is made of steel, and the specification shows no oxidation. Cosmetic micro-scratches from storage are possible; the photographs do form part of the description.
For another classic French-thread option, the ATOM 66 5-speed freewheel with 14-26 teeth offers a very similar ratio spread. If your project calls for a slightly lower gear, the Cyclo 72 with 16-24 teeth is geared for hillier ground.
On a period-correct rebuild, the right block matters more than the frame colour. The 34.7×100 thread is non-negotiable if the hub is French, and a 14-26 five-speed is a safe, rideable choice when you want a gearing range that does not force you to walk the steep bits.
It is threaded 34.7×100, the French standard. It will not fit BSC hubs unless an adapter is used.
The sprockets go from 14 teeth on the smallest to 26 teeth on the largest, spread across five speeds.
No. The specification lists oxidation as no. Small storage marks may be present, and the photos form part of the description.
Yes. The 14-26 range is a practical choice for a vintage touring bike, giving useful climbing gears without sacrificing close steps.
It is made of steel.
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