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  1. psyentologists on

    You need bicycle-specific tools called cone wrenches. Once you have those, there are a thousand tutorials on YouTube and elsewhere on what to do next.

  2. Fantastic_Inside4361 on

    Put it back in the bike. Tighten the cone temporarily. This should release the tension to unscrew that nut by hand, or with a pair of pliers. Release the tension you put on the cone as soon as you can to avoid damage to the bearings. Try and replace with a nut you can grip.

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