Quick Summary
The Keenso single-speed freewheel has a 14-tooth design and a one-way mechanism. It is described as suitable for mountain, road and folding bikes.
Key Details
| Detail | Product information and buyer relevance |
|---|---|
| Type | Single-speed freewheel for bicycle use. |
| Tooth count | 14 teeth; check that this is the count required for your setup. |
| Mechanism | One-way design. |
| Material | Metal; no specific metal type is given. |
| Stated bicycle types | Mountain, road and folding bikes. This does not confirm fit with every bicycle in these categories. |
Compatibility, Size and Fit
Check that the freewheel fits your bicycle’s wheel and drivetrain before selecting it. The 14-tooth count and broad bicycle categories do not establish compatibility with a particular model.
Before You Decide
Confirm that you need a single-speed freewheel, that 14 teeth suits your intended setup, and that the fitting is compatible with your bicycle.
Check the Hub Interface
Before choosing a replacement, identify whether your wheel uses a screw-on freewheel or a cassette system. These use different hub interfaces and are not interchangeable. Check that the freewheel’s fitting matches the hub, as the 14-tooth count alone does not establish fit.
