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Lou Holtman
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J Brown wrote:
> I'm contemplating going 10 speed on my new bike.
>
> Can I use my old chain whip to remove 10-speed cassettes without
> damaging them as the The Campagnolo Q&A so definitely warns against?
>
> From http://preview.tinyurl.com/23es9y :
> ---------------
> Can I use the old chain whip (sprocket removal tool) to remove the 10s
> sprockets from the hub?
>
> Absolutely not. The 10s cogs have a much narrower spacing and require a
> dedicated tool with the ultranarrow 10s chain (UT-CS060). The old chain
> whip would damage the sprockets because the chain is too wide.
> ---------------
>
> There's other statements on this site that conflict with real-world info
> from r.b.t, so I thought I'd check out this claim too.
>
> Cheers,
> Joel
Put in on the largest cog. It has no neighbors.
Lou
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> I'm contemplating going 10 speed on my new bike.
>
> Can I use my old chain whip to remove 10-speed cassettes without
> damaging them as the The Campagnolo Q&A so definitely warns against?
>
> From http://preview.tinyurl.com/23es9y :
> ---------------
> Can I use the old chain whip (sprocket removal tool) to remove the 10s
> sprockets from the hub?
>
> Absolutely not. The 10s cogs have a much narrower spacing and require a
> dedicated tool with the ultranarrow 10s chain (UT-CS060). The old chain
> whip would damage the sprockets because the chain is too wide.
> ---------------
>
> There's other statements on this site that conflict with real-world info
> from r.b.t, so I thought I'd check out this claim too.
>
> Cheers,
> Joel
Put in on the largest cog. It has no neighbors.
Lou
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Posted by news://news.nb.nu (http://www.nb.nu)