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Old 01-19-06 | 04:08 PM
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I have tried to use those chainwhip/lockring tools and usually end up angry because they always slip. You be better off with two separate tools. I now use the hozan lockring wrench and have had great luck. I would highly recommend it. It makes changing cogs a super easy because you can actually grab a hold of it to loosen it.
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