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Description

Park Tool Freewheel Removers are made from durable, heat treated alloy tool steel for long life.

  • Thin wall construction allows use without removal of cones and locknuts
  • One inch base fits wrench or bench vise
  • FR-1.3 has 12 splines, 22.6mm diameter fits Shimano, Sachs Aris, Sun Race, DNP Epoch and other 5–10 speed freewheels
  • FR-1.3 works the same as FR-1.2 but now features an enlarged thru-hole to accommodate 14mm axles
  • Use with Park FRW-1 Freewheel Remover Wrench, SR-11 Sprocket Remover, PAW-12 Adjusting 12” Wrench or any heavy duty bench type vise

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Park Tool FR-1.3 Freewheel Remover

Park Tool FR-1.3 Freewheel Remover

Regular price $9.95
Regular price $0.00 Sale price $9.95
Sale price $8.96 Was $9.95 Save 10%

Item ID: TL7341

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Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 12 reviews.

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Good price, fast shipping

"Good price, fast shipping"

— Christopher T. (5/5)

It worked well to remove

"It worked well to remove my old suntour freewheel"

— jorge g. (5/5)

A very nice precision fit!

"Handy little freewheel removal tool! Fits nice and snug!"

— Andrew O. (5/5)

Park Tool quality 👌

"Park Tool quality freewheel Remover!"

— Andrew O. (5/5)

Good quality product...

"Park Tool quality as expected!"

— Andrew O. (5/5)

Works well...

"Good quality tools 🔧"

— Andrew O. (5/5)

Works perfectly...

"Park Tool FR-2 is nice quality tool..."

— Andrew O. (5/5)

good

"good"

— frank v. (5/5)

Works exactly like it's meant to work.

"I've used cheap tools and expensive tools and this one is well made. It does the job and everything fits without being too loose or too tight. My biggest gripe with cheap tools is soft metal and the tolerances being significantly off. This will be in my workshop for life most likely."

— Carlos C. (5/5)

Solid tool and easy to

"Solid tool and easy to use."

— Eli B. (5/5)

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