Many foldies have done that from Kuala Kubu Baru to the clock tower in Fraser's Hill. That's where the main action is, from KKB > Sungai Chilling > GAP Junction > Fraser's Hill. Riding at the peak is quite limited and most of the roads there are hilly too. Make sure your brakes are A-OK

can KA1606 shimano tourney RD handle this ?

wah u use 16inch wana use mega 34t meh

the tourney rd on trinx 20in normally is tx35, u can see the number at the back.

online user said can handle 34t.

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no lah, i want ask whether it can handle 11-28

just make sure the rd can handle 34T, and 11T

for shimano components refer to this website, all parts... kinda susah cari this page....

http://productinfo.shimano.com/#/spec/2.4/...ar%20Derailleur

nice sharing there!

Hi, can you provide exact link to this? I try to search but not able to find it. I would like the mega range one. Thanks

this is freewheel bro, not cassette.

after searching i realized this 7 speed 11-34T freewheel, is rare stuff and not available

i got the pics from this seller in taobao, but 11-34T is not listed for sale, probably sold out.

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....ucket=19#detail

for 7speed freewheel, very common - 13,14 - 34t, 11-28/30T

if for 7 speed cassette 11-34T i found this

https://item.taobao.com/item.htm?spm=a230r....ucket=19#detail

Dahon route is using free wheel just like dahon vybe. So after I select, I got this. Is this correct?



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u buying on ur own?, just make sure seller is sending you the correct item,
sometimes they don't have stock.
u can contact the seller on your own, if u can read chinese.

i only use agent frm lyn to buy, cos it is cheaper.

Looks like a freewheel to me Paul. Hope that's what they'll send. I bought one from Aliexpress a year or so ago. The quality is obviously not that nice but no choice. Wish Shimano continue making the 11t ones.

Hi fellow foldies, may i know where can i buy baby trailer? Thanks

How does lyn agent works?

Quality not that nice? I thought gear is just gear. How to know about the quality?

wah ni canggih bro...

2 years ago, an OCBC staff brought a Hummer to me to calibrate it's gear, saying that he had sent to a few shops already and it was still not shifting smoothly. I, of course started to calibrate and after half an hour or so, I still can't get it to shift crisply. Then I took out the wheelset and found out that it uses a China made freewheel cogs. Taking a chance, I rummage through my stuffs and found an original Shimano ones that I took out from my old Dahons. Sure enough, the shifting was smooth after that. That's the difference.

If there are no difference, nobody will want to buy Dura Ace cassettes right, when a Tiagra is also 10 speed and with the same cogs spec. A Dura Ace cassettes is almost 1 K compared to a Tiagra which is only 100 bucks. There has to be a difference in shifting. Even when I used the Shimano 105, there are difference when I change cassettes from 105 to Ultegra. It's the precision tolerance of the cogs and also the metal used. I am sure many don't realize that when we change chains, it is also better to change the cassette as well. Sometimes the wear of both components are link and if a new chain is installed without the cassette changed, the sharpness of the cogs which was grinded with the old chain might wear off the new chain faster.

Whatever quality or speed, the freewheel always loses in shifting performance. This is because the freewheel has a little play and this makes the cluster of gears sways from side to side. Try and see your bike, spin the rear wheel and look from the rear. You will notice the cogs are swaying a bit. That's why, it doesn't go more than 8 speed as the tolerances for 8,9, 10 and 11 are too small to accommodate the sway. In fact 8 speed are also hard to calibrate smoothly but off course if you don't mind a bit coarse shifting it is OK. That's why I still say, moving to hub freewheel ( freewheel is the mechanism that allows your legs to stay on the cranks without following the rear wheel rotation, that's why a fixie don't have a free wheel, when you coast your legs follow the rotation of the cranks ) is way more advantageous. It is an advancement of the gearing technology. The freewheel mechanism is moved from the cassette to the hubs.

The best freewheel cassettes I have encountered was made by Epoch. I think you can order online. Sunrace makes them too. The one I saw in Joo Ngan Son is a Sunrace.

u contact the agent via pm, email etc.

send the link of item, which type etc, ask them to contact seller to check stock.

price of item in rmb, seller need to post to the agent's warehouse in GZ, so need to add domestic postage.
some times seller offer free shipping.

air shipping frm gz to west msia ranges from RM11-RM14 per kg depending on agent.

weight of items rounded to next kg, so 1.5kg is 2kg etc

got formula to calculate volumetric weight, if vol is higher will use it.

some items are classified as sensitive and need to add special fee.

the exchange rate varies, ask them for quote, normally they don't update the old rate.

eg, price of item RMB90+ domestic shipping RMB10, total = RMB100.

RMB100/1.5 = 66.67
66.67 X 1.1 = 73.33 this is the price if the item in linggit 73.33
then u need to pay air shipping fee, cheapest so far is RM 11 per KG.

u can read the instructions on the agent's thread. if tak paham ask them.

below are a few recommended ones.

- fast reply, have sea freight down to 0.1M3
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3126118

-cheapest sensitive charge
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...24313&hl=taobao

-lowest air fee RM11
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2828557
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3063342

-got small parcel sea pack
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3190582?hl=taobao
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...01562&hl=taobao

-very organized but RM14/kg
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...24040&hl=taobao

Yup, these Chinese ones do not rotate true, as though you have not installed correctly. If you are running 7 speed, you'll probably not notice any difference in shifting as there's enough play in the chain.
The Sunrace ones could be better but I they are the 13t ones over here in oz and are around A$35.

Thanks for your in depth explanation. If that's the case, I'll stick to what I have now. When time comes, I'll use your options 3. One time spend it all. Hahaha 😅😅😅