Originally Posted by dbakl
Well, speaking from experience I HATE Regina freewheels.
In 35 years of messing with racing bikes, I bet I've successfully removed only 2 or 3 from wheels. The removal area is a small strip of metal, typically the strip just peels off with the tool, leaving no option but the disassemble and remove the body with a big pair of channel locks, throwing the whole thing in the trash (especially on older bikes where anti-seize wasn't used on the threads).
Give me a Suntour anyday! And use anti-seize on your hub and pedal threads or anywhere else where steel and aluminum join.
I've Never had a Regina Freewheel fail, but i do admit that the old two notch bodies are a royal PITA to remove.
But if you have a 70s or early 80s Campy bike, you can bet your bottom dollar that it originally came with a Regina Oro chain and freewheel or some type.