Wanted: Chain whip/lockring tool

I'm thinking of getting one of these http://www.velosolo.co.uk/combiwhip.html

Bit optimistic I guess but if anyone's looking to get rid of something similar please let me know.

Buy one of these.
http://fixedgearlondon.com/page2.htm

OR
http://shop.lfgss.com/products/fgl-chain-whip
or
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/TOSHICHWHP/shimano-tlsr21-sprocket-remover--chain-whip

Sold out in the shop though isn't it? well worth the full price, it's awesome.

i didnt see your post when it started my reply.
id go for the shimano as its actually cheaper.
I do love my FGL tool though. use it all the time.

Yeah I was gonna go for one of the £12 FGL ones but missed out. Am tempted by it even at full price but I was hoping to get something a bit cheaper.

check here in case more will be made cheap or just get that shimano for 25. bargain.
http://www.lfgss.com/thread52913.html

Support local business innit ;)

i know it sounds silly but is there any chance i could grab one of those??
http://www.lfgss.com/thread52913.html
desperately need a descent tool but really trying to save some money instead of spending 34 quids for the original price

just buy this one and I'll trade you for my cool FGL tool.
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/TOSHICHWHP/shimano-tlsr21-sprocket-remover--chain-whip

Do they make a shimano chainwhip for 1/8 cogs? Nearly bought that one off planet x before I spotted it!

just swap the chain with some old track chain.

Do you know anyone who's done this? If its as straight forward as that I'll be ordering one!

I dont now what you mean? if you have a chaintool you just replace it with the 1/8 one. you might not even have to do this. its just the the width thats wider on track chains vs the road chain. Im sure the 3/32 chain will fit on your track cog.

It depends how the chain is actually attached...If the pin is able to be pushed out with a normal chaintool or if its welded in or similar

if its a pin leave the first link there and attach the 1/8 chain to the 3/32 link.
but you wont have to do that. the 3/32 chain will fit a 1/8 cog enough to install it.

Fancy tools you guys have there.. I bought the cheapest one I could find on ebay and it works just fine tyvm... :p

£4 delivered or something silly.

the 3/32 chain will fit a 1/8 cog enough to install it.

Surely a smaller 3/32 chain will not engage the teeth of a 1/8 cog as its thicker?!