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danimal4lovin 03-23-08 04:01 PM

good chain whip ideas?
 
anyone know of a good chain whip that also removes lockrings? I have a smaller tool but it really sucks and is nearly impossible to remove the lockring, i hear shimano has good tools...

sp00ki 03-23-08 04:11 PM

http://www.performancebike.com/shop/...-_-null-_-null

This set has both. For such a low price, it's a really useful set. I maintain/upgrade/etc five bikes with that set, works beautifully.

petebow 03-23-08 04:34 PM

eai supertool does both but costs an arm and a leg.

frankstoneline 03-23-08 04:35 PM

I think bens has a couple options, I just ordered one, but they run about 40 bones.

zelah 03-23-08 04:52 PM

make sure its 1/8 if thats what you need

frankstoneline 03-23-08 05:00 PM


Originally Posted by zelah (Post 6390771)
make sure its 1/8 if thats what you need

make sure its 1/8" cause you might eventually need 1/8" and you can use a 1/8 on 3/32

jmichaeldesign 03-23-08 06:21 PM


Originally Posted by sp00ki (Post 6390606)
http://www.performancebike.com/shop/...-_-null-_-null

This set has both. For such a low price, it's a really useful set. I maintain/upgrade/etc five bikes with that set, works beautifully.

I have the same kit, and it's worth it, but it has nothing for lockrings.

bonechilling 03-23-08 06:34 PM


http://homepage.mac.com/tomity/.Pict...ain%20whip.jpg

sp00ki 03-23-08 06:52 PM


Originally Posted by jmichaeldesign (Post 6391191)
I have the same kit, and it's worth it, but it has nothing for lockrings.

whoops, you're right. my lockring tool came from a different set...

geeknerd99 03-23-08 07:05 PM

I sense happyfuntime with the welder soon...

mastershake916 03-23-08 07:30 PM


Originally Posted by sp00ki (Post 6390606)
http://www.performancebike.com/shop/...-_-null-_-null

This set has both. For such a low price, it's a really useful set. I maintain/upgrade/etc five bikes with that set, works beautifully.

Nice, looks like a good set.

deadforkinglast 03-24-08 12:35 PM

Why not just get a chainwhip and a lockring spanner?

ornmnt 03-24-08 01:03 PM

I've got a Shimano one with both.

ilikebikes 03-25-08 12:18 AM


Originally Posted by sp00ki (Post 6390606)
http://www.performancebike.com/shop/...-_-null-_-null

This set has both. For such a low price, it's a really useful set. I maintain/upgrade/etc five bikes with that set, works beautifully.

Thanks! I just ordered one! ;)

cogdriven 03-25-08 05:52 AM

I got careless with my Hozan C205 lock ring tool and chipped it up so the teeth were unreliable. Hated to throw it away so I drilled it out and turned it into an 1/8" chain whip. It was surprisingly easy to drill and works fine.

zacked 03-25-08 09:51 AM

The duraace tool has booth and comes with a 1/8" chain.

dirtyphotons 03-25-08 09:56 AM

just drill three holes in any thin lockring tool and attach two pieces of chain. there's an explanation in the diy thread.

frankstoneline 03-25-08 10:07 AM


Originally Posted by zacked (Post 6400867)
The duraace tool has booth and comes with a 1/8" chain.

thats the one I snagged.

-Z- 03-25-08 11:05 AM

Why not just just use the rotafix method for cog removal and get a good lockring tool?

Yoshi 03-25-08 12:10 PM


Originally Posted by deadforkinglast (Post 6395388)
Why not just get a chainwhip and a lockring spanner?

QFT.

In fact, let's quote this a few more times:

Originally Posted by deadforkinglast (Post 6395388)
Why not just get a chainwhip and a lockring spanner?


Originally Posted by deadforkinglast (Post 6395388)
Why not just get a chainwhip and a lockring spanner?


Originally Posted by deadforkinglast (Post 6395388)
Why not just get a chainwhip and a lockring spanner?


jim-bob 03-25-08 02:36 PM


Originally Posted by Yoshi (Post 6401699)
QFT.

In fact, let's quote this a few more times:

Yep.

Bonus reasoning : the euro-asia 'supertool' thingie is only good up to a 16t cog. Do you really want to limit yourself like that?


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