freewheelsplined
Freewheelsplined is not a standard term in bicycle technology. It is sometimes encountered as a compound or misnomer that may refer to a freewheel assembly featuring a splined interface between the sprocket cluster and the freewheel body or hub. In practice, the phrase usually aims to describe a freewheel design where splines are used to organize and transmit torque more securely.
In bicycle drivetrains, a freewheel is a gear cluster that threads onto the hub and contains a
Historically, many freewheels used simple threaded attachment and relied primarily on the hub’s ratchet mechanism. The
When encountering a component described as freewheelsplined, verify compatibility between the spline profile and the hub