If it's a threaded freewheel then just get a "freewheel removal tool" to unscrew it :)
P Punx0r 1 GW Joined May 3, 2012 Messages 5,490 Location England Oct 21, 2012 #26 If it's a threaded freewheel then just get a "freewheel removal tool" to unscrew it
B bikerough 1 mW Joined Aug 29, 2012 Messages 15 Location Virginia, USA Oct 22, 2012 #27 Punx0r said: If it's a threaded freewheel then just get a "freewheel removal tool" to unscrew it Click to expand... Yes, thanks, that part is already fixed - now just need to get a spare controller, as I don't trust this one to last much longer. Even though I did solder 5 different wires back.
Punx0r said: If it's a threaded freewheel then just get a "freewheel removal tool" to unscrew it Click to expand... Yes, thanks, that part is already fixed - now just need to get a spare controller, as I don't trust this one to last much longer. Even though I did solder 5 different wires back.