WTD: Freewheel removal tool

Posted on Wed 23rd, February 2022

• #1

mcvw
Hi, Does anybody have an old/unwanted tool for removing a BMX/fixed type freewheel (see pictured). Thanks, Mike

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• #2

billygoat28 in reply to @mcvw

I just use a hammer and screw driver if you get no luck.
• #3

mcvw in reply to @billygoat28

A previous owner has already done that - and I don't want to make it any worse
• #4

SimonInd

I’ve got a park tools one but it’s not unwanted, I also have a vice of you want to bring the wheel over to Wimbledon we can have a go at getting it off?
• #5

mcvw in reply to @SimonInd

Thanks for the offer - I think I may be sorted as someone in my club said they have one. I'll let you know :)

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