Unior Men's Pocket Spoke and Freewheel Remover 1669/4 Wrench, Metallic Grey, One Size UK

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ManoMano UNIOR: Product features material: premium flex plus carbon steel surface finish: blacken to standard DIN 50938 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.

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UNIOR: Product features material: premium flex plus carbon steel surface finish: blacken to standard DIN 50938 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.

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Raleigh Unior pocket lockring remover and spoke key Tool is designed with touring cyclists in mind Made of Steel Available in metallic grey colour A spoke key is also included


Product specifications

Brand Unior
EAN
  • 3838909167589
Color
  • Metallic grey
Size
  • One Size
MPN
  • 616758

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