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Jose Lopez from Lufkin, TX United States
how do you choose the size of the thread if I don't get any choices?
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Worked great until it didn't
Friday, May 22, 2026
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RossM from Chicago, IL United States
Maybe I was too hard on the first starts on my Puch, but this broke almost immediately. Advice to buy the premium one and not waste your money on this cheap one.
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Fit perfectly on my unicorn wheel!
Monday, April 17, 2023
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Travis Morancie from Keene, NH United States
Surprisingly fit perfect on my unicorn of a back wheel! Little noisy but I guess I gotta add some grease....
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Does not fit Honda Hobbit
Saturday, May 27, 2017
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Anonymous Person from Colebrook, CT United States
Seems like good quality but does not fit Honda Hobbit.
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Does Not Fit Puch/Grimeca Snowflake
Wednesday, November 23, 2016
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Alan Blake from Cleveland, OH United States
Wrong thread for my 17" Puch/Grimeca Snowflake wheel on my 1978 Sears Free Spirit. It started on the threads, but it was a sloppy (too large) fit and it jammed up when it was only about half way on. So, this makes me think that the freewheel I received is a "British thread" (1.370"-24 tpi), not the "French thread" (34.7x1.0mm) that my wheel needs. Note: The freewheel I received was "BIRDI" brand and looks slightly different than the one pictured. Edit: I checked the Birdi website (www.birdicycle.com) and indeed they do sell both British & French threaded freewheels. Maybe mine was just a labeling mixup...I don't know.
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Fit perfectly on my unicorn wheel! 
Does not fit Honda Hobbit