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Old 09-27-05, 10:04 AM
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Freewheel vise where to buy

Where can you buy a good freewheel vise, not cassette? They used to be available at most well equiped shops. Now everything is cassette oriented. Thanks

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Try Loose Screws or Bike tools Etc. They have all kinds of obsolete items.
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What is a freewheel vice for? I have heard of an axle vice but not one for freewheels.
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Originally Posted by MichaelW
What is a freewheel vice for? I have heard of an axle vice but not one for freewheels.
A freewheel vise clamps onto the bottom of a freewheel. Then you mount the vise in a bench vise so you can unsrew the individual cogs with a chain whip. You can accomplish the same with 2 chain whips but it's much more difficult. The vice makes life so much easier.

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I always left the freewheel on the hub when I disassembled the cogs. Made a dandy freewheel vise.
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I always left the freewheel on the hub when I disassembled the cogs. Made a dandy freewheel vise.
Never thought of that one.

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