Old 01-18-08, 09:41 AM
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I had a similar one on my 1987 Trek. I took it to a bike shop, and they removed it no charge. Also, I had another freewheel today that I was looking for the right tool. The local bike shop just put the freewheel in a vise (not too tight) and spun the wheel off. No special tool was used. I am not recommending this method, but it sure worked.
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