Specification: Material: Carbon Steel Surface finish: Nickel Plating Color: Silver & red Weight: 9.6oz Length: 30cm/11.8inch Package Included: 1 * Bicycle Chain Whip Wheel Sprocket Remove Tool
9 avaliações para Bicycle Freewheel Turner Chain Whip Cassette Sprocket Remover Tool Freewheel Repair Tools Bicycle Chain Repair Tool
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John A. Pedit (comprador verificado) –
Work just fine
I gave high marks because the pricing of the tool fits the quality. It is not as durable or as well made as the much more costly chain whips but is suitable to the weekend mechanic. I needed two whips for disassembling cassettes. I have taken apart a few with these no problems
TechConsumer (comprador verificado) –
Inexpensive alternative to expensive
These tools range in price from low at this vendor to above $25. For the limited home mechanic this gets the job done, for the routine needs of a pro, spend more on a professional grade tool. The plating of this tool is minimal and will rust if not oiled or protected. Out of the package mine has rust spots. The tool is not made from hardened forged metal, rather it is stamped from sheet metal which is fine for limited home mechanic. Had no problem using the tool to hold rear sprocket.
RS (comprador verificado) –
Does the job, good quality
I was a little worried as some people were talking about the grip slipping off, I didn’t even come close to having this problem, and I’ve removed 2 cassettes now with it. I have a few of these chain whip tools, my other is really high quality & was more expensive, but they do the exact same thing. I saw some people complain the chain was too thick, if that’s the case use the last large sprocket on the cassette. I love working on bikes, and do it quite often, and can say I would have no hesitation recommending this tool.
david rocha (comprador verificado) –
No resiste mucha fuerza
Se rompió la cadena en la segunda usada y el plástico se le sale. Con un corta-cadenas se repara fácil, y el plástico se puede pegar con adhesivo en aerosol, no hay mayor problema, pero para el precio, esperaría que funcione sin necesidad de reparaciones. No lo recomiendo.
Yolanda Villarreal (comprador verificado) –
Excellent tool overall
It lacks a bit on quality but you can get away with it. The tool would not stand a bike shop use, but if you are going to use it as a tool for dissembling your bike once a week/month you will not have problems with the tool.
gmvenom (comprador verificado) –
Handle could be stronger
My cassette was locked on, so a lot of force was required to loosen it. In the process, the handle bent, but I was able to bend it back. Could be sturdier, but if excessive torque isn’t require me it will do the trick.
Jeff in TX (comprador verificado) –
Worked great!
Worked great! Good value.
Samuel Torres (comprador verificado) –
Wow! This is the one!
Worried about buying something so much cheaper (at least at the time) than the alternatives. People said it fell apart.Not at all!!It’s incredibly sturdy for the price. I ordered two to take apart a 1960s Suntour Pro Comp freewheel and I got both small gears removed without any hesitation from these champs!Made from bicycle chains and a flat stamped thick and long sheet of metal. Luckily the red plastic end grips just slid off and I used a bare hammer to repeatedly strike at the edges of both whips. And not so much as a complaint from either whip.Gave me a big satisfying smile on my face to see how easy and fun the whole process was.Could not recommend them enough.
Okie Runner (comprador verificado) –
Pretty Much what I Expected for the Price… Cheap
I have not used this yet. And to tell you the truth, I won’t until I replace the chain with an old one I have laying around. As the photo shows, the chain is not connected well and could really do a number on my knuckles if it breaks. But to be fair, I didn’t expect this to be good quality. But I at least expected it to be assembled better. I would assume the seller would make this right were I to reach out to them, but for what it cost, I feel I can do OK by just properly connecting a better piece of chain. I am glad that for the cassette lock ring tool I bought a genuine Park tool. But for a handle, this will be OK.