How do I get this freewheel off?
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Hmmm... is it easy enough to mix and match sprockets? I haven’t attempted taking it off yet as I only have the one chain whip...
Hmmm... is it easy enough to mix and match sprockets? I haven’t attempted taking it off yet as I only have the one chain whip...
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It's really easy. Normally there's three pins that hold the cassette together. Just take them out.yiu don't need them anyway when cassette os on the freehub body. Then all the sprockets and spacers are separate. The sprockets are also reversable, once they wear on one side just turn them around. There's a load of info on Sheldon Brown's site, including how to fit later freehubs
It's really easy. Normally there's three pins that hold the cassette together. Just take them out.yiu don't need them anyway when cassette os on the freehub body. Then all the sprockets and spacers are separate. The sprockets are also reversable, once they wear on one side just turn them around. There's a load of info on Sheldon Brown's site, including how to fit later freehubs
