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Old 01-26-16 | 11:12 AM
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Originally Posted by bykemike
A common tool called a "pin wrench" is used to remove/replace that type of threaded ring,
I don't think he's referring to the pin holes in the lockring, but the Regina-like notches in the body:



They look smaller than Regina's, but perhaps a Regina or other 2-prong remover tool could be ground down to fit. The notches look too delicate to withstand the hammer & punch approach, IMO.

I wouldn't put this freewheel onto a hub until you've found a means to get it off again, otherwise destructive removal might be your only option.
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