"M-Gineering import & framebouw" <"kijk maar op m-gineering.nl als je het echt wil"@wet.en> wrote in
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> Peter Main wrote:
> >
> > Possibly I didn't make myself clear. I got the cassette off but there
was no
> > space between the freehub (the freewheel bit) and the flange to get the spoke in without severe
> > bending. There must be an easier way!
>
> Sounds like you have a hub with a screw-on freewheel, and not a freeHUB
>
Either way, all you need to do is get the sprockets off whether they be a cassette or a screw on
block. The only obstacle you'll come acoss is the rest of the spokes. Don't worry about bending the
spokes, it won't do them any real harm.
Check the condition of the rest of the spokes - if you've dropped the chain off into the spokes,
you'll have damaged 1/4 of the spokes in the wheel at least. Might as well only strip it down once
after all...
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Adam Dugmore
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