I need a rear wheel for a 26 inch eddie bauer 7 speed men's bicycle. Anybody know of parts replacement sources? [email protected]

https://www.eddiebauer.com/custserv/customer-service-landing.jsp

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from=R40&_trksid=m570.l1313&_nkw=eddie+bauer+stroller+wheels&_sacat=121634&LH_TitleDesc=0&_odkw=eddie+bauer+stroller+wheels&_osacat=121634

You can try their customer service. It is available by phone, email, or chat. I included a link to what is available on ebay but I have no way of knowing if such wheels fit your stroller because of lack of a model number on the advertised items. Sorry, I have not found other replacement parts.

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Try contacting the guys at Oldroads.com. All inclusive bike experts and bikes.

Best to take into a bike shop, Internal hubs are tricky even with exploded views. The only source for these views I know of is Barnett repair manuals (most shops have them), but they do not provide free product from Barnett.

http://www.sheldonbrown.com/sw.html

There are a number of brands and models of 3-speed hubs you need to know at least the brand and model to get an accurate exploded view and better yet the year as they change. Shimano and a few other manufactures do make exploded views available for replacement parts but the barnett manual actually tells you "how" to fix it.

Bike shop, eBay, Performance Bicycle catalog? Look for a 26-inch MTB wheel with a Shimano 7-speed cassette body on it. If that makes no sense, take it to a bike shop and get it right the first time. They'll also have the special tools to transfer your gears to the new wheel.

Wanna see what's involved?

http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/categories/cassette-and-freewheel-service

The rear wheel would determine that. I'd take it in to a real Bike Shop and have them determine the answer. Freewheels and cassettes are mutually EXclusive.

single speed bikes have a single ratchet or fixed sprocket with no offset of the spokes, so you would probable need another rear wheel.
Another derailleur is probably simpler, try ebay

Go to parktool.com/repair and click on the hub of the bike. You will be given a series of topics to choose from and you can probably get what you are looking for by slecting hub service.

If the gears will no longer go back on the bike, I would recommend buying a new wheel (including a new rear hub). It is usually easier and more cost effective to buy a wheel than to replace the hub. To replace the hub (the part that is stripped on your bike) you would also have to remove and replace spokes, etc. Search online for the wheel size you need (probably 26" - you can check the tire size) or take to a reliable bicycle shop and they will gladly help you. Anyway, you need a new hub but probably better off getting a new wheel - much easier.

If you take it to a bicycle shop they might be able to order a new wheel and replace it for you. You can also call the company of the stroller and order a wheel yourself and replace it at home.