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Park ToolFR-5 Cassette and CenterLock Disc Lockring Tool
3.7
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The Park FR-5 freewheel removal tool is a shop standard tool that gets used everyday here at Tree Fort. This tool is constructed from a heat treated hardened steel that should keep it in your toolbox for years to come.
It features a standard 12 spline interface that will fit most common lock rings from a long list of manufactures. The wall thickness has also been reduced to allow for remove of lock rings without having to remove the cones or locking nuts on some hub designs.
Additionally this tool can also be used to install and remove most Shimano compatible centerlock disc rotor lockrings.
Fits most:
Park recommends you always use a the quick release skewer or axle nut to hold this tool in place while removing a cassette or rotor.
Additional Tools:
Use of a chain whip is needed to remove a cassette. Here's a few that might suit your needs.
It features a standard 12 spline interface that will fit most common lock rings from a long list of manufactures. The wall thickness has also been reduced to allow for remove of lock rings without having to remove the cones or locking nuts on some hub designs.
Additionally this tool can also be used to install and remove most Shimano compatible centerlock disc rotor lockrings.
Fits most:
- Shimano
- SRAM
- SunRace
- SunTour
- Chris King and many others
Park recommends you always use a the quick release skewer or axle nut to hold this tool in place while removing a cassette or rotor.
Additional Tools:
Use of a chain whip is needed to remove a cassette. Here's a few that might suit your needs.
Review Summary
LIKES
Strong (1),
Compact (2),
Easy To Use (1)
WORKS FOR
Cassettes (2)
DISLIKES
None So Far (1)
3.7 GEARS
3 reviews
3 reviews
Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Hello - Will this tool work for a Shimano Tourney 7Spd 14-28T Freewheel?
Hello - Will this tool work for a Shimano Tourney 7Spd 14-28T Freewheel?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Will this tool fit the bottom bracket of a 05 specialized enduro.
Will this tool fit the bottom bracket of a 05 specialized enduro.
A.
anwered by: mlewis
No, this is a cassette tool, you're probably looking for the BBT-22 if you're bike uses a Shimano Octalink bottom bracket.
No, this is a cassette tool, you're probably looking for the BBT-22 if you're bike uses a Shimano Octalink bottom bracket.
Q.
asked by: a guest
The Park FR-5 and FR-1 both fit Shimano. I have a Ruby and a Robaix 4>5 years old.
The Park FR-5 and FR-1 both fit Shimano. I have a Ruby and a Robaix 4>5 years old.
Customer Reviews
3
October 01, 2010
reviewed by: omahasunai
If it had a 3/8 or 1/2 inch driver for a socket wrench, would be perfect. unfortunately you need a 1 inch socket to torque it instead of just putting on the torque wrench
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vote5
October 01, 2010
reviewed by: Corunna
Great product. Perfect what its used for...
3
March 29, 2011
reviewed by: rpajita
Item did not fit in Shimano cassette at first. I had to work it in for about 3 or 4 min. There was some uneven material in the teeth of the tool. However, once I got it in, it did what it was designed to do.
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