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Park Tool FR-5 Cassette Lockring Tool
RRP NZ$20.49
NZ$17.99
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4 instalments of NZ$4.49 with zip Learn more
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Average connection time 25 secs
Average connection time 25 secs
The Park Tool FR-5 removes cassette lockrings with ease and efficiency, whilst also being able to remove rotor lockrings. The tool fits Shimano, SRAM, SunRace, SunTour, Chris King and Shimano Centre-Lock disc brake lockrings. The structure allows the removal of the cassette without removing cones and locknuts too. The durable lockring tool is heat treated to ensure strength and robust use. - R.K.
Key Features:
- FR-5 Cassette Lockring Tool from Park Tool
- Removes cassette lockrings and also rotor lockrings
- Design allows use without removal of cones and locknuts
- Investment cast and heat-treated for strength and durability
- One-inch base fits end of SR-1, FRW-1 Park tools or simply an adjustable wrench or bench vice.
- Fits Shimano, SRAM, Sun Race, Sun Tour and other Freehub lockrings, and also fits Shimano Centre-Lock Disc brake lockrings.
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Customer Reviews
Top Customer Reviews
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Cassettes away
No thrills - sturdy little number. Do need anything else but this, a monkey and a wrench to do the job!
job well done
Fantastic little bit of kit which thanks to PBK's speed of delivery allowed me to change my cassette before a long ride the following day. I was able to change my Shimano cassette without any problems whatsoever. It feels very durable - essential for the wannabe home mechanic.
does everything you need it to
it works great, is easy to use and does everything its meant to. nice durable construction
Can't do without one of these!
If you want to remove your cassette, you can't do without one of these. I have no problems getting the lockring in or out of the cassette (despite not having the guide pin). I have removed my cassette 4-5 times for cleaning and this tool always operates very well.
The best thing to report is nothing
You know how sometimes things just work and you never have to worry about it and don't think about it? This would be that thing, you just chuck it on, and then grab a wrench and turn in the opposite direction. It's nice because the actual portion the wrench grabs onto is tall (wide/thick) so your wrench won't just slip off
Works Great
The Park Lockring Tool works great. It fits all lockrings without being too loose or getting stuck in lockrings, is very durable and is rust resistant. If you need a lockring tool this is a great way to go.
Cheap and Simple
This tool is a must-have for anyone who works on their bike. The cost of a cassette swap at a shop is about the same as the cost of this tool, except that you can swap back and forth between wheelsets as needed without paying any extra money. Quality-wise, it is typical Park.
If you service your drive train, you need this
I like that this adapter-type cassette lockring tool can be used with a wrench that I already have in my tool box. I don't need a whole wrench built around this simple tool.
If you are going to work on your cassette, you need a tool like this; this one works perfectly well & is cheaper than the full wrench.