Park Tool Freewheel Remover: Sun Tour 2 Notch

普通に使えました。

Excellent freewheel removal tool from Park Tools. I had a Suntour Perfect 14-32 freewheel that had been on a wheel for a long time, used through many winters while commuting to work. I bought the Park Tools remover as I thought it would be good quality and up to the job. It took the Park two peg remover, a large adjustable spanner and a lump hammer to remove the obstinate freewheel and the tool coped perfectly, suffering no damage. It might not be the cheapest, but I find that buying good quality tools that will last us much better value than buying cheaper tools that are not up to the job and break. To sum up an excellent tool and well worth the money..

I was a frame builder and bike shop manager/mechanic in the early 80's and was recently restoring the first bike I built from one of my frames - mine. Not having needed a Suntour freewheel tool in a "while", I couldn't find my 20 year old Suntour 2- notch tool. Did I say 20 years? Geesh time flies. I should have said nearly 40 years (circa 1982) - same as the bike and frame set. So I had no choice but to buy a new one. Most of my tools acquired in the past 20 years or so are Park (or Campy) so I didn't hesitate to buy this one as I expect it will last as long as my heavily used, back in the day, original removal tool. Well, not long after this tool arrived and I used it on my resto project that I found a box tucked away in my home shop with a few tools and bike parts, including not one but two Suntour freewheel removal tools. Too late to return it, plus I had used it and didn't feel right about sending it back, so now I have three. I am set to work on Suntour freewheels for a long time. However, the point of the story is in comparing the new Park tool to my old tools, I can say the Park tool is every bit as well made, nicely finished, similar weight and overall usability and sturdiness to the old tools made "back in the day". It's not made of cheap pot metal or poorly machined, etc. It's a perfectly good professional bike shop quality tool. If you need one and are SURE you don't have an old one lying around somewhere, I would not hesitate to recommend getting this Park tool

Outil parfaitement adapté au démontage d'une cassette à deux ergots avec un diamètre de 1 pouce (2,54 cm). Ne pas oublier d'utiliser un axe avec écrou (et rondelle) pour maintenir le démonte cassette en place (on serre à la main et on revient d'un quart de tour) ; on place une clef (à molette) et un bon coup de marteau sur le manche de la clef pour tourner dans le sens anti horaire suffit pour débloquer la cassette !

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