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  1. Hi...

    I have a Dawes Ultra Galaxy, and would like to remove the drive system
    for a good, pre winter clean. The cranks are shimano 'octalink' and I think
    the cassette is shimano HG. What tools do I need to remove these, and apart
    from Wiggle, any recommended online retailers?

    TIA

    Tim

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  2. You will need a cassette remover (cracker) and a chain whip to remove
    the cassette (presuming it's not a freewheel). To remove the Octalink
    cranks you need a standard crank remover, and an additional small
    'bung' that sits inside the BB and gives the crank remover something to
    lever against.

    Check out Mike Dyason (free postage):
    http://tinyurl.com/39s6u
    4.25 cassette remover
    4.50 chain whip

    It looks as if he does a Shimano Bottom Bracket tool, drop him an email
    to see if it's Octalink compatible.

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