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The Unior Cassette Removal Tool for Campagnolo is designed for professional mechanics and dedicated home enthusiasts who frequently service Campagnolo drivetrains. Its primary benefit is the high-precision fit that ensures efficient installation and removal of freewheels without damaging delicate components, though it is specifically optimized for Campagnolo systems and will not fit Shimano or SRAM standards.
| Model Part Number | UN-16707 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Unior |
No, this specific tool is designed only for Campagnolo freewheels. You would need a different Unior tool for Shimano/SRAM systems.
It is not recommended to use impact tools as the sudden force can cause the tool to slip and damage the splines of the lockring.
The tool is compatible with a 21mm spanner or a 1/2-inch square drive ratchet.
Yes, although it is professional-grade, its ease of use makes it an excellent choice for home mechanics who want a tool that will last a lifetime.
No, the tool is a standalone socket-style attachment and requires a separate wrench or handle to operate.
Ensure the tool is pushed fully into the splines before applying force. Use a quick-release skewer to hold the tool in place against the cassette if necessary.
Apply a penetrating oil to the lockring threads and allow it to sit for several minutes before attempting to loosen again with a longer-handled spanner for more leverage.
To use the Unior Cassette Removal Tool, ensure your drivetrain is properly cleaned of debris to allow the tool to seat fully. Align the tool with the freewheel splines and use a 21mm spanner or a 1/2-inch drive torque wrench to loosen the lockring counter-clockwise. This tool is exclusively compatible with Campagnolo freewheel standards. For maintenance, keep the tool free of moisture to prevent oxidation and store it in a clean, dry location. Periodic inspection for wear on the spline teeth is recommended to maintain maximum precision.
