IRD Addresses Three Issues - Interloc Racing Design

Why Make Freewheels? Vintage bikes that refuse to die OEM Freewheels that die too often.DEFIANT FREEWHEELSWe have discovered many of you with older bikes not wanting to upgrade tocassettes, but are finding that a quality freewheel is almost impossible to find.That’s because all the big Asian manufacturers are only churning out freewheelsfor department store bikes. We made these purposely nice enough to put ona vintage Cinelli road bike, but affordable enough to use as a replacement oncheaper bikes with.• Index shifting waves and special teeth profiles• Nickel plated cogs• Heat-treated for durability• Polycarbonate glass fiber spacers• Double row precision bearings• Double pawl mechanism w/ 20 interface ratchets• Labyrinth seals• Available in 7, 6, and 5 speeds• Cog selections: 13-24, 13-28, 13-32, 14-28 and 14-34T13-32 comes in a “Mega-Range” as well as a standard gear spreadPossibly more sizes available later in the year.CassettesElite 10(Dura-AceCompatible)Elite 10(CampyCompatible)Elite 10Conversion(Campy spacing/Shimano hubElite 9(ShimanocompatibleComp 10(Shimanocompatible)Comp 10(Campycompatible)Comp 9(Shimanocompatible)Comp 8(Shimanocompatible)11-23 ●11-25 ● ● ●11-28 ● ● ● ● ●11-32 ● ●11-34 ●12-23 ● ● ● ● ● ● ●12-25 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●12-28 ● ● ● ● ● ● ● ●12-32 ● ● ● ●13-25 ● ●14-28 ●Freewheels7-speed 6-speed 5-speed ● = New13-24 ● ● ●13-28 ● ● 2 ratios ●13-32 ● 2 ratios13-32 (Mega-R) ● ● ●14-28 ●14-34 ●9