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Removing A Signle Speed Kit


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Everything will then just slide off.

Unless its a thin based cog on a alloy cassette body, in which case you may find that the cog has dug in and you cant get it off. Best plan of attack is to cut it off using a dremel, being careful not to cut into the body itself. Then it you file down the mishaped areas of the body and buy a decent wide based cog. That way, you might/should get away with not having to buy a new cassette body.

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Unless its a thin based cog on a alloy cassette body, in which case you may find that the cog has dug in and you cant get it off. Best plan of attack is to cut it off using a dremel.

Bit extreme... even when cogs have dug in like crazy, a bit of shock tactics with a hammer has always worked for me...

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Unless its a thin based cog on a alloy cassette body, in which case you may find that the cog has dug in and you cant get it off. Best plan of attack is to cut it off using a dremel, being careful not to cut into the body itself. Then it you file down the mishaped areas of the body and buy a decent wide based cog. That way, you might/should get away with not having to buy a new cassette body.

Bit extreme... even when cogs have dug in like crazy, a bit of shock tactics with a hammer has always worked for me...

Both a bit drastic, best angle of attack is to get a wide based sprocket (which you should have anyways if youre using alloy driveshell) and a 2nd chain whip. Put both sprockets on the driveshell and use the chainwhips in opposite directions to pull out the dug in sprocket, slide them off and very carefully file any digs smooth with a needle file :)

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Both a bit drastic, best angle of attack is to get a wide based sprocket (which you should have anyways if youre using alloy driveshell) and a 2nd chain whip. Put both sprockets on the driveshell and use the chainwhips in opposite directions to pull out the dug in sprocket, slide them off and very carefully file any digs smooth with a needle file :)

That is actually a genius idea! I bought a second hand ck hub a while agoe where the sprocket had literally dug its way half way round the alloy driveshell. As I didn't have a wide base sprocket at the time I was just seriously careful with the dremel, and it worked fine. But I think forteh's idea is the best!

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