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hippy in reply to @ChasnotRobert

They're easy to service. I got the gf's another year or so of life each time I stripped it down. It now has a better Shimano freewheel fitted but will eventually need a proper regrease, repeat.

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olaf_von_pokemon in reply to @hippy

I didn't know you could get to the bearings? I presumed ChasnotRobert was talking about a single speed freewheel.

What does a pin tool actually look like? Googled it and got a freewheel lock nut and a pin spanner. Can't work out how either works to get to the bearings

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ChasnotRobert in reply to @olaf_von_pokemon

Yes, single speed. I thought that this is what I need:

http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Park-Tool-FR2C-Freewheel-Remover-SunTour-2-pin_11194.htm?sku=40902&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=google_shopping&gclid=CjwKEAjw7svABRCi_KPzoPr53QoSJAABSvxfXBiHMLfxwBFavnmh4nPpcJr_HQ76J3ZZodrO3QJvkxoCJhLw_wcB
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hippy in reply to @olaf_von_pokemon

You can always get to the bearings. They come out at night, mostly.

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