White Industries ENO Freewheel Removal Tool

[MossCommuter]

Is the White Industries ENO Freewheel Removal Tool bespoke to White Industries ENO Freewheels?

I see one online for an eye watering forty quid - is it only that one that will work?

What tool do I need to remove my White Industries ENO Freewheel?

 

[Rohloff_Brompton_Rider]

Is the White Industries ENO Freewheel Removal Tool bespoke to White Industries ENO Freewheels?

I see one online for an eye watering forty quid - is it only that one that will work?

What tool do I need to remove my White Industries ENO Freewheel?

Are you removing it to sell? If so what teeth and how much?

 

[Rohloff_Brompton_Rider]

Oh and a cheap halfords one will work if you use a quick release to keep it in position.

 

[MossCommuter]

No, I want to remove it to dismantle and clean it and maybe replace the bearing.

 

[MossCommuter]

Oh and a cheap halfords one will work if you use a quick release to keep it in position.

Thanks

I found this but it doesn't look right at all - that looks like a cassette removal tool

 

[tyred]

You can usually service freewheels without removal although I've had no experience of the White ones.

 

[MossCommuter]

You can usually service freewheels without removal although I've had no experience of the White ones.

I was following the White Industries guide

 

[Tim Hall]

Thanks

I found this but it doesn't look right at all - that looks like a cassette removal tool

That looks like Half0rds getting things wrong. The Park Tools website agrees with you, it's a cassette lockring tool.

 

[Rohloff_Brompton_Rider]

That looks like Half0rds getting things wrong. The Park Tools website agrees with you, it's a cassette lockring tool.

No it's the right tool as described, it's for solid 5/6/7/8 speed free wheels. But it's not the right one for the OP

 

[Tim Hall]

No it's the right tool as described, it's for solid 5/6/7/8 speed free wheels. But it's not the right one for the OP

Park Tools website says different (although they talk about FR5, not the FR5C). The Half0rds website is, at best, confusing:

Park Tool FR5C - Freewheel Remover
It is compatible with Shimano, SunTour, Sun Race, SRAM and other Freehub lockrings, and Shimano Centre-Lock Disc brake lockrings.

I'd agree it's not what the OP wants though.

 

[winjim]

I think the confusion comes from Park using the FR prefix for lockring removers as well as freewheel removers. The FR-1 is for 5-9 speed freewheels, the FR-5 is for Shimano lockrings, and it looks like the FR-3 might fit the OP's White ENO. Maybe email Park and check?

 

[MossCommuter]

I think the confusion comes from Park using the FR prefix for lockring removers as well as freewheel removers. The FR-1 is for 5-9 speed freewheels, the FR-5 is for Shimano lockrings, and it looks like the FR-3 might fit the OP's White ENO. Maybe email Park and check?

I emailed them

Will see

 

[MossCommuter]

Hello
If this is the single speed freewheel, use the FR-6.

http://www.parktool.com/product/freewheel-remover-fr-6

They didn't take long

So, on the strength of that, I'll get one