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2. Nov 16,  · To remove the cassette, hold it from spinning using a chain whip. Insert the lockring tool (use the FR-5 series), and turn the tool counter-clockwise. The locking ring will unthread from the freehub and the cassette will lift upward. Hold cassette cogs while turning tool counter-clockwise.

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4. Jun 24,  · Lovers of retro-fashion can use the small tapes as a 70s style belt buckle. I have heard they sell well at craft fairs, although it depends on how expertly they have been upcycled. From the same 70s fashion era, you could make a pendant using some tape as the “necklace” and a cassette .

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5. E arlier this week, some of Britain's best-selling tabloids reported that, almost twenty years after being superseded by the CD, the humble cassette tape is once again on the rise.. Following in.

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6. Use the chain whip to prevent the cassette from spinning while removing the cassette lock ring. Remove the cassette cluster. If switching to anything other than an speed cassette, install the mm spacer included with the KICKR. 11 speed cassettes (including the one pre-installed on the KICKR) do not require a mm spacer.

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7. Put the chain whip on the aluminum piece, orient it to pull the sprocket clockwise. Using an e*thriteen Bottom Bracket (BB) tool, loosen the cassette lockring. Remove the cassette lockring, then remove the aluminum cassette piece. If you have the newer pinch-bolt style cassette.

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8. Mar 29,  · Take off the second metal plate on the front of the link to separate the chain. This is the solid plate that was below the plate you just removed. Use your fingers to slide the metal plate off the rivets in the split link. Place the metal plate with the other one for safekeeping. Once the second plate is off, your bike chain should split handpricasmacigopodercarptivendna.coinfo: 24K.

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9. So my second thought was, the bottom 2 or 3 cogs usually aren't fixed to the cassette, they are individual cogs that can come off. So maybe I could get a replacement, and then a single 11t cog to replace the 12t or maybe I could even drop the 13t so the stepping goes

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