Do you just LOVE fumbling with awkward tools, slamming you knuckles into wonderfully sharp gear teeth, and making tasks harder than they should be?? If so, you should stop reading and give your chain whip a big hug! However, if you've been looking to throw your chain whip as far into the woods as you can, never to be seen again, you've come to the right place. The Pedro's Vise Whip is simply a better solution for holding your cassette during removal. This innovative tool was developed by Pedro's in close collaboration with legendary frame builder and cycling technical author Lennard Zinn. The Vise Whip is beautifully simple to use, adjusts to fit 11-23 tooth gears on all multi-gear cassettes including 11-speed, and locks in place during use. Once you try it, you'll never go back to a chain whip again. Made from heat-tool steel for the ultimate in strength and long-lasting performance.

Having the right tool for the job is essential when working on modern bicycles. Pedro's socket tools provide a professional quality, precision fit tools required to properly install, remove, and adjust modern drivetrain components. Pedro's socket tools are made from heat-treated S2 tool steel for the ultimate in strength and long-lasting performance. Working closely with each manufacturer, Pedro's designed each socket tool to fit perfectly protecting the component and ensuring simple and safe usage for the mechanic. Each is designed to work seamlessly with Pedro's snap-channel Pro Socket handle, with any 24mm socket/wrench, or in a bench vise. The Pedro's HG Socket with Pin fits Shimano®, Sram®, SunRace®, SunTour®, Chris King®, and other HG standard cassette lockrings. Also fits Shimano disc brake lockrings.

TACX CASSETTE Removal tool SH HG T4545 Tool to remove or place your Shimano cassette.GRS TACX AFNEMER CASSETTE SH HG T4545

materiaal: premium flex plus carbonstaal afwerking oppervlak: chemisch gezwart volgens DIN50938-norm The wrench is the basic working tool for cyclists extended tours. How to use the tool: To change broken spokes on the right side of the rear wheel, the cassette has to be removed first. Firstly remove the rear wheel, than fit the tool onto the freewheel nut. Replace the rear wheel, so that the square edge of the tool presses to the frame or derailleur hanger. After that, push the pedals in the forward direction and loosen the freewheel nut. Remove the cassette and replace the broken spoke. In order to prevent the possibility that the paint on the bicycle frame is damaged, a protective plastic plate should be inserted between the key and the frame.