Sunlite Easy Off Single Freewheel

i have yet to use this product besides mounting it on a wheel. It looks like its made well and of decent material for the price.it went on to the flip flop hub i have with no problems. I will update this review when i actually get some use out of it.

I used this to swap out a 16T single speed because there are hills where I live and it sucks trying to peddle up em with a 16T. This freewheel threaded right on and appears to be good quality.

Good low priced cog when money is an object....There are better single speed freewheels out there but do we really need the top end? top end = high price and if you are not building a high end, price is no object bike, this is the perfect choice.

It's a Dicta. Easy installation and it seems sturdy enough. Be aware that this freewheel is NOT silent, it produces that classic ratcheting noise. Total nonissue for me.

Helps me get through nasty headwinds on a single speed bicycle, so happy that I purchased it!

The product is in fact a Dicta freewheel in a Sunlite box. That is a total non-issue for me but what is an issue is the constant nok-nok-nok-nok-nok sound while pedaling hard/uphill. It engages well, spins smooth and does not give any indication that it is near failure or functioning improperly at all. It just makes noise while pedaling. While coasting however, this freewheel is very quiet.

I bought this quite a while ago but my project got sidelined for a bit. I'm using it to transfer power from a 350w 24v motor to my trikes axle for assistance. Not sure how many miles I've put on it but it's holding up just fine.

Spun one of these on a Surly Ultra New Hub and now my old Cannondale M300 21 speed is a single speed city bike. I have the 16t one on the rear and a 38 tooth Shimano Nexus single ring 170mm crankset which makes for a pretty nice ratio for riding around the neighborhood.