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Crank puller Cheetah - Café racer
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Senior Member 151 posts Rich Hillyer Senior Member 151 posts
Rich Hillyer
It appears to be easier to replace the the stock 44T ProMax Chainwheel with a 56 T one than replace the freewheel.  What crank puller would I need to accomplish this task? Please correct me if I'm wrong, before I do anything stupid.
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JaredTheGeek Member 58 posts
JaredTheGeek
I thing they are pretty standard as far as crank pullers go. You will not be able to use the chain guard any longer either.
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Rich Hillyer Senior Member 151 posts
Rich Hillyer
Maybe the chain guard could be used with some modifications. Thanks for the input 
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Jespin0308 Senior Member 126 posts
Jespin0308
I just installed a 52t and used the following from Amazon $7.99

Oumers Bike Crank Extractor and Bottom Bracket Remover with 16mm Spanner Wrench, Bicycle Crank Removal. I had planned on swapping it out sometime in the future, but then a 30mph wind gust knock by bike over and bent both, the chainring and derailleur. I replaced both. C498A3B7-E53F-4A85-9C98-A91209AD66F4.jpeg 

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5S Dude Senior Member 394 posts
5S Dude
Hey there fellow cruiser, It takes a crank puller that threads into the crank assembly and then you turn the blue handle to push the crank arms off the bottom bracket very cool tool!
Park Tool CCP-44 Crank Puller Bike Tool Splined Cranks Shimano Octalink ISIS
https://www.ebay.com/itm/124653043588?epid=1700002694&hash=item1d05e67f84:g:QkwAAOSwDe1gXP3Ghttps://www.ebay.com/itm/Park-Tool-...002694&hash=item43fd6e3b61:g😮esAAOSw7rdafxKc

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Jespin0308 Senior Member 126 posts
Jespin0308
Parktool cup-1 $15.99 - $29.99, Oumers $7.99 which is the one I used with no problems. I’m guessing Parktool makes good tools, but I didn’t have any luck with the first Parktool tool I bought. 0E4B3A4F-24AB-4A4B-A5A3-6494FD583498.jpeg  7A277700-0411-4B27-AD55-C8B2C2ABB00E.jpeg 

 
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