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SiS 6speed cog to 7speed cassette
I'm considering picking up a new (actually they're lightly used with 600
miles on them) set of wheels for my '88-'89 Specialized Sirrus (this bike dates to when the specialized Sirrus was still a road racing bike and not a hybrid/comfort bike); however, it's equipped with the original Shimano 105 SIS six speed freewheel. Would it be possible to run a seven speed cassette with my original deraileur and shifter's if they're set to friction mode? Would I have to make any changes? Specifically would I have to change my chain or deraileurs? |
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