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Old 06-04-18 | 10:14 PM
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Which freewheel remover?

This freewheel is marked "Shimano 6D." Does anyone know which remover is used to remove it? I went to my LBS; they have approx. 20 freewheel and cassette removers. They don't have a match and did not have any info for me.
Does "Shimano 6D" ring any bells?
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Old 06-04-18 | 10:17 PM
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Looks like you might have a Uniglide cassette hub there. Can you take a picture of the hub through the spokes?
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Old 06-04-18 | 10:22 PM
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Yep, a Uniglide freehub.

You'll need two chain whips, and just unscrew the small sprocket, and the rest of the sprockets should slide off.

Look for spares on E-Bay.
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Old 06-04-18 | 10:31 PM
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Is this associated with a specific group set like Shimano 600 or 105, etc? Trying to do more research on it.
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So the first cog should come off clock-wise?
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So the first cog should come off clock-wise?
Counter-clockwise, with respect to the other cogs.

Uniglide could be found at most levels before it was supplanted by Hyperglide.
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Uniglide could be found at most levels before it was supplanted by Hyperglide.
Ditto. Uniglide hubs were available in every grade from Altus to Dura-Ace. I guess that's a lower-line hub because it has black cogs. If you can find markings on the barrel of the hub (something like "FH-100") we may be able to make a better guess.
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