Bafang 750 Watt FreeWheel Removal Tool -NEW Version!

$49.99
(80 reviews)
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Brand New Version as of September 2023!

The steel has been upgraded to 51crV4 with a black zinc plating.  This means the tool is stronger and more resistant to corrosion.

We still recommend using a penetrating lubricant prior to removing freewheels as many have been seized on after years of use.

PLEASE READ FULL DISCRIPTION BEFORE ORDERING. CUSTOMER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR RETURN SHIPPING AND A 10% RESTOCKING FEE.

Having trouble removing a pesky freewheel on a Bafang 750 watt motor?  Due to the large motor plug, standard tools just don't work!  We've taken on the challenge and decided to make our own.

UPDATE:  To keep up with demand and maintain quality we have moved production of these tools to a specialized supplier overseas.

Works on both Shimano and DNP FreeWheels.

Flats are designed for a 23mm wrench.

 

Do you have an Ebike Business or bike service?  Contact us for wholesale pricing on bulk purchases.

Why we developed this tool and how it works:

Reviews

  • 5
    Too good to be true

    Posted by Benjamin Richard on Feb 25th 2023

    Love it, previously we had to cut off 20 motor wires because couldn't get freewheel off and this worked perfectly. Great work Kyle! Bafang 750, stainless sunlite 14-28t

  • 5
    Tried breaking it

    Posted by Bruce E Choat on Feb 25th 2023

    Since I do a lot of motor repairs, I've seen some really tight sprockets, had a few that I thought would never come loose, used a 6 foot breaker bar and broke them free without damaging the tool. Still holding up strong.

  • 5
    Update review

    Posted by Matthew DeLange on Feb 25th 2023

    After the long wait I’ve used the tool a few times and it works well,, I did have to file the nut down to fit .. use a beaker bar for Leverage !!

  • 5
    Great tool!

    Posted by Bill on Feb 25th 2023

    Great tool worked and installed my new 11-28 free wheel cassette with out a problem.

  • 5
    Good Tool

    Posted by Bob on Feb 25th 2023

    Just used the tool to remove and replace the freewheel on my Greenbike USA folding Ebike with the 750 watt Bafang hub motor. I replaced the stock 14-28 tooth sprocket with a 11-28 tooth sprocket, the tool worked great and had a large enough inner diameter to clear the 18mm axle nut and all related hardware on the axle. The tool looks well made and it worked as advertised, cant wait to try out the new freewheel with its higher speed capability as in the higher gears ( sprockets) I was pedaling too fast with no resistance to keep the bike moving. That is my cadence was not fast enough to keep up with the motor assistance. Thanks Bolton for a good tool to make this job easy.

  • 4
    Tool worked with some work...expensive!

    Posted by Adam on Feb 25th 2023

    Needed this to take the freewheel off my Radmini. It worked great other than the fact that it wouldn't fit over the nut on the radmini motor cable without some light sanding of the corners of the nut. Took out my Dremel, sanded the corners down a bit as recommended from customer support, and this tool slid right over everything. Perfect fit into the freewheel. Very expensive but understood they've had to custom manufacture this.

  • 5
    Thanks!

    Posted by Jim Richane on Feb 25th 2023

    Wow was I stuck as a DIY bike mechanic with basic tools. I searched for the hyped freewheel removal tool with a pass through slot and found nothing online. Finally on my recent search I watched the Bolton video on their freewheel removal tool for Bafang 750 watt motor. Again, thanks. I cannot wait to try it.

  • 5
    This tool saved my sanity!

    Posted by Rick S on Feb 25th 2023

    I was very excited to change out the freewheel on my Aniioki A7Pro. Got the wheel off, then reality hit me in the face. The motor plug and wheel nuts would not pass thru my removal tool. Yep, I tried cutting a slot in the tool, and nope, it didn't work. I searched and searched thinking someone must make a tool that solves this problem. Enter Area 13. Thank you, thank you, thank you!