Tool request

Posted on Mon 1st, March 2010

• #1

helda

Does anyone have a tool to remove a freewheel single speed cog from a flip-flop hub? If so would they be so kind as to lend it to me for a brief window of time please?
• #2

DFP

Do you have a vice?

You will ideally need a vice, but a massive wrench will work too with some elbow grease.

I can meet you someplace and let you use them. But I imagine Fin (hyper) has the bits too, and perhaps more of a bike fixing environment indoors.
• #3

Hyper_Allah

depends on the freewheel, if it's the standard 4 pin tool then i'm afraid that i do not.
• #4

helda

Hyper: I guess it's a standard one. Thanks anyway.

DFP: I don't have a vice, but that would be great if I could borrow your tools. When would be a good time to come and pick them up?
• #5

Elioterio

I've had to do this before, have the tool and the wrench if you fancy a trip to erdington
• #6

belgiangoth

I think I have one, if you are still looking give me a shout - Kings Norton area.

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