Newbie help needed - which lockring tool?

[James83]

After not having had a bike for about 15 years, I was just given a hand me down from my old man. I want to remove the cassette to replace it, and am trying to figure out what tool I need to do the job.

It looks like this:
https://i1104.photobucket.com/albums/h327/Linkorz/20140330_2317041_zps571a3b5f.jpg

Looking around online, I think that I need one of these https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/super-b-freewheel-sprocket-remover-tb-1045-prod27348/ and a chain whip, the front of the cassette unscrews and releases the rest of it. Am I right? If not, any suggestions on what I need, or how I can figure it out?
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Jonathan A wrote: tart.

[D O G]

Yeah, that's what you need.

Be sure to get the correct one, however. The Campagnolo differs very slightly from the Shimano one, so check what you have on there first.

[stinkwheel]

I'm not at all convinced that's a casette.

I've not seen a freehub lockring welded to the sprocket before.

If it's a freewheel like I suspect, the whole thing unscrews. Or is supposed to. They don't like to and the longer they've been on, the less they like to come off.

If it's a freewheel, get the tool in a vice and hold the rim of the wheel. Turn the wheel against the tool for maximum leverage.
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