The job
An adjustable locking tool with a gear-size reference knob and a separately documented opposing-notch lockring contact.
Pedro's · Cassette counterhold
Pedro's Vise Whip II Locking Counterhold
An adjustable locking tool with a gear-size reference knob and a separately documented opposing-notch lockring contact.
$57.65Nov 7, 26, 12:51 AM · New York
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- Operation Adjustable locking counterhold
- Cog range 9–23 teeth
- Adjustment feature Knob with gear-size reference indication
Operation
Adjustable locking counterhold
Choose the retention mechanism
Compare locking adjustment with spring-return pliers or a chain whip. It changes the way you establish the contact; it does not remove the need to keep the tool and component matched.
What this choice changes
Lock the adjustment around the supported cog
The Vise Whip II changes how the holding contact is retained: its plier adjustment locks in position. That is a real construction difference from the spring-return CP-1.2 and the flexible chain contact of a chain whip. Choose it for that operating format, without treating the marketing’s no-slip language as a guaranteed result.
Pedro’s identifies this selected SKU as 6451506. Its stated cog range is 9–23 teeth, and the updated jaws also address 40–46 mm outside-diameter lockrings with opposing notches. Those are separate receiving descriptions. A matching outside diameter without the correct opposing contacts does not establish fit.
The maker also names supported track-cog, bottom-bracket-lockring and e-bike-chainring applications. Keep the actual stated contact restrictions with those examples; the broad family names do not make every motor, chainring or lockring compatible. The tool is not a supplied lockring socket or a complete removal kit.
Specifications & supplied details
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Operation | Adjustable locking counterhold |
| Selected maker SKU | 6451506 |
| Cog range | 9–23 teeth |
| Separate lockring contact | 40–46 mm OD with opposing notches |
| Adjustment feature | Knob with gear-size reference indication |
| Package | One locking tool; separate drivers not established as supplied |
Choose for your actual setup
Choose the retention mechanism
Compare locking adjustment with spring-return pliers or a chain whip. It changes the way you establish the contact; it does not remove the need to keep the tool and component matched.
Check the lockring geometry
The named 40–46 mm application also requires the opposing-notch arrangement. Do not select only by an outer-diameter measurement.
Fit checks & limits
- No no-slip, injury-free or universal e-bike result is promised.
- The listing’s folding wording is not confirmed by the exact maker description, so no folding feature is asserted.
Questions before you choose
Why choose it instead of CP-1.2?
The documented distinction is adjustable locking action, plus the separately specified opposing-notch lockring contact. CP-1.2 uses a spring-return plier layout with its own cog range.
Can it grip any 40–46 mm lockring?
No. The specified application also requires opposing notches and the correct contact geometry. Diameter alone is insufficient.
Is the cassette lockring driver included?
This offer establishes the locking counterhold, not a separate socket. Identify the driver for your actual lockring independently.
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Selected listing details, manufacturer information and source images were compared. No hands-on trial or universal fit is claimed. Product identifier: B08LHJF46K.