Older Shimano FW Tool, RX100 crank arm

"Jeff J." <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Anyone have, or know where I can find, an older style Shimano freewheel removal tool?

I imagine you local bike shop could order one for you from United Bicycle Tool Supply, or directly
from Shimano.

> Also, I'm looking for a left crank arm to mate up with an RX100 triple crank. I tried the other
> newsgroup (R.B.M.), but got no response (maybe I should have asked for carbon fiber). Anyway, the
> drive-side arm I have has Shimano part no. FC-A550-T, and is 170mm long.

If you want an exact match, again, your LBS can order one from Shimano (maybe) Otherwise, any 170mm
arm will work, it will just look slightly odd.

Yellow Jersey bike shop has both items, so my search is over. Thanks, Andrew!

"Jeff J." <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Anyone have, or know where I can find, an older style Shimano freewheel removal tool...

> "Jeff J." <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> > Anyone have, or know where I can find, an older style Shimano freewheel removal tool?

"Russell" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I imagine you local bike shop could order one for you from United Bicycle Tool Supply, or directly
> from Shimano.
>
"Jeff"> > Also, I'm looking for a left crank arm to mate up with an RX100 triple
> > crank. I tried the other newsgroup (R.B.M.), but got no response (maybe
I
> > should have asked for carbon fiber). Anyway, the drive-side arm I have
has
> > Shimano part no. FC-A550-T, and is 170mm long.

"Russell"> If you want an exact match, again, your LBS can order one from Shimano
> (maybe) Otherwise, any 170mm arm will work, it will just look slightly odd.

Most competent bicycles stores which actually service bicycles will have these sorts of things

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