Cassette tool for maillard hub help please

jCymbal · May 13, 2011

chris86":6fjdiz2a said:
its a maillard cassette aswell,

that's a freewheel. Isn't that the same key as regina's?

chris86 · May 13, 2011

where would i be able to buy a tool from ?
or how would i go about getting it to bits with chain whips? hold the top cogs and undo the smallest?

nedlands · May 13, 2011

http://www.amazon.com/Var-Maillard-Big- ... B004ETIHNK

chris86 · May 13, 2011

Thats not such a good price. I mite just look for a different wheel. Would the hub i have be able to run a fixed sprocket?

jCymbal · May 13, 2011

chris86":17mqtiq7 said:
Would the hub i have be able to run a fixed sprocket?

No!

Not without some customization with a torch!

chris86 · May 13, 2011

how do you mean?

jCymbal · May 13, 2011

Removing that freewheel will reveal a freewheel thread but no lockring thread. You'll be able to thread a single speed freewheel though. Don't forget the brakes.

chris86 · May 13, 2011

Ah i get you, thanks for the help.ill post up some pictures of the bike when its done.

carlton flier · May 14, 2011

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I,m in the very same boat trying to locate the correct tool to remove mine. Yours is the very same freewheel as the one on my Carlton & the bike I,m restoring at the moment a Motobecane Mirage Any ideas who sells a tool apart from the guy on Amazon?

Tel · May 14, 2011

I got one of those removers from someone on here hold on...

Cassette tool for maillard hub help please

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