SACHS 7-Speed Freewheel, 1993
This SACHS freewheel dates from 1993 and carries a 12-26 tooth spread on seven speeds. The thread is BSC 1.375×24, the standard fitting for many steel road hubs of the era. The body is steel, and the unit shows no oxidation.
The photographs form part of the description and should be read alongside these details. They record the condition of the sprockets, the threading, and the freehub body.
Key specifications
- Oxidation: No
- Country of origin: France
- Material: Steel
- Freewheel - Cassette: 7-speed
- Manufacturer part number: 0000
For a denser 1993 Sachs unit with a 13-25 spread, see the 8-Speed Sachs Freewheel Vintage Racing Bike 1993 13-25 BSC 1.375x24 Eroica RC20. A later 1995 7-speed in 14-28 is available too: SACHS 7-Speed Freewheel Vintage Racing Bike 1995 14-28 BSC 1.375x24 Eroica RC9.
FAQ
What thread standard does this SACHS freewheel use?
This unit uses BSC 1.375×24 threading, the standard British thread fitted to many steel road hubs of the early 1990s.
How many teeth does the largest sprocket have?
The largest sprocket has 26 teeth, with a smallest sprocket of 12 teeth, giving a 12-26 spread across seven speeds.
Is there any oxidation on this freewheel?
No. The technical specifications list oxidation as 'No', meaning the steel body and sprockets do not show rust or corrosion.
Where was this SACHS freewheel made?
The country of origin is France, consistent with SACHS production for European racing bicycles in this period.
What is the manufacturer part number for this item?
The manufacturer part number is 0000, as recorded in the product specifications.
