A good fit for anyone replacing or changing a 16T freewheel on a 1/8-inch singlespeed bike with a threaded hub.
The Dicta EZ-OFF is a 16T single-speed freewheel for bikes using a 1/2" x 1/8" chain. It threads onto a compatible hub and provides a straightforward replacement or gearing option for singlespeed, track-style and utility builds where a 1/8-inch drivetrain is used.
The freewheel body and tooth profile are CNC machined from aluminium, with a silver finish and an approximate weight of 140 g. The 16T sprocket offers a practical middle-ground gearing choice, but your final gearing will also depend on the chainring fitted to your bike.
The key benefit is the EZ-OFF four-notch removal design. With the appropriate removal tool, the freewheel is intended to come off more easily and can be removed and reused rather than treated as a one-time installation. Before ordering, check that your wheel uses a threaded hub, that your chain is 1/8-inch, and that you have access to the compatible #6631 removal tool.
16T gearing
A practical 16-tooth option for setting up or replacing a 1/8-inch singlespeed drivetrain.
For 1/8-inch chains
Designed for the 1/2" x 1/8" chain size used on compatible singlespeed systems.
Threaded-hub fitment
Installs on a compatible threaded hub rather than a cassette freehub body.
EZ-OFF removal design
The four-notch interface is intended to make removal easier with the correct freewheel tool.
Reusable design
The EZ-OFF format allows the freewheel to be removed and reused when required.
CNC-machined aluminium
CNC machining forms the freewheel body and tooth profile, with a clean silver finish.
Approx. 140 g
A relatively light component for a replacement or custom singlespeed build.
Tool compatibility
Use the specified #6631 removal tool for installation servicing and removal.
General
Materials & construction
Compatibility
Sizing
Features
EZ-OFF
The four-notch removal design is intended to make the freewheel easier to remove with the appropriate freewheel tool.
CNC machining
Precision CNC machining is used to produce the freewheel body and tooth profile.
