doubt about freewheel remover
11-09-18, 11:48 AM
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Unlikely. Most singles I've seen are BMX type and use a 4-point remover that's a couple of inches across. Cassette removers are generally smaller and a different pattern.
11-09-18, 12:09 PM
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There are quite a few different types. This page at the Park tool site is a nice summary:
Park removers
Park removers
11-09-18, 12:20 PM
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Nope
Originally Posted by jonahmano
are single freewheel and cassette removal tool same?
you have to replace the piece it goes on* ,
with a keyway slot for the drive axle also, (But they're cheap)..
*but so rarely does anyone bother, it does not matter..
Multi speed freewheels have a lot of variety,
cassette lock rings fewer companies make them..
earliest cassette designs used the smallest cog to hold the rest on.
Bike shops have a drawer full of a lot of different removers...
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11-09-18, 07:28 PM
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Everyone has a wall or drawer of these...
