🚲 Enhance Your Cycling Performance with the SHIMANO Single Freewheel Sprocket SF-1200 Review

Arrived quickly. Nice and quiet. build quality. A bit pricey but I needed it fast. I used this to upgrade the 18 tooth sprocket on my 2018 Nashbar Campus Single Speed City Bike #NB-SSC-52, 20 tooth sprocket. I needed a sprocket puller to https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0028N8S24/ to remove the original. I bought this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0015HZ41M to remove that 20 tooth sprocket. Knitted with a small hem.

Got this to replace a fixed gear on my Raleigh and it has exceeded my expectations. I recently bought a cheaper ratchet (under $10) and the quality and looks are immediately noticeable. It has a look that's almost industrial/military, and the weight and feel make it a solid piece of engineering. In addition, it is almost noiseless in operation. I say almost because I only notice it when I'm working on my bike and turning the handlebars. Otherwise I don't really notice. I will continue to buy…

If you've converted your bike to a single gear, this is for you. Well you can get the 16, 18 or 20 ton version but you know what I mean. I went for a fairly high ratio of 2,625:1 with a setting of 42/16. It takes me a minute to get going, but I'm going 15 mph without much effort. As some others have mentioned, this free time is QUIET! I think I see a slight wobble, but it's not significant if there is any at all (maybe it's just the power of suggestion), but nothing that would make me question…

Just saying this freewheel works as described! It's quiet, smooth and gets the job done adequately. My only criticism is that the mechanism, dare I say it, sounds. cheap and tinny. When pedaling or coasting, the mechanism doesn't appear to be a quality part. It's Shimano and I KNOW it's a quality company, but just because it sounds like it it seems cheaper than it actually is. Makes me a little concerned about long-term reliability. Also, an excellent freewheel! ::EDIT (06/13/2012):: After the…