How to remove this cassette or freewheel?
07-12-25 | 01:19 PM
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That looks like a Uni Glide cassette which requires 2 chain whips.
One to spin the smallest (screw on ) cog while the other holds the rest from spinning.
Look closely for the threads-
BTW all but the smallest cogs can be flipped, providing 2X the life.
The smallest has a built in spacer, so it can't.
One to spin the smallest (screw on ) cog while the other holds the rest from spinning.
Look closely for the threads-
BTW all but the smallest cogs can be flipped, providing 2X the life.
The smallest has a built in spacer, so it can't.
Last edited by Bill Kapaun; 07-12-25 at 01:27 PM.
07-12-25 | 01:46 PM
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That looks like a Uni Glide cassette which requires 2 chain whips.
One to spin the smallest (screw on ) cog while the other holds the rest from spinning.
Look closely for the threads-
BTW all but the smallest cogs can be flipped, providing 2X the life.
The smallest has a built in spacer, so it can't.
One to spin the smallest (screw on ) cog while the other holds the rest from spinning.
Look closely for the threads-
BTW all but the smallest cogs can be flipped, providing 2X the life.
The smallest has a built in spacer, so it can't.
