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1. May 21,  · An 11 tooth sprocket cassette will give you more top end speed – providing you have the legs to keep turning it! Road bike cassettes at Merlin Cycles. Fitting a cassette. You need a couple of specific tools. A cassette lockring tool and a chain whip (pic .

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2. For hill climbing and mountainous terrain, a road cassette such as the T Shimano Ultegra or the T SRAM XGA2 is recommended. You're the only one that will know if you need a bigger cassette. If you think that it will benefit your riding by doing so, then go for it.

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3. Nov 16,  · 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. To install the cassette, lubricate the threads inside the cassette stack.

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4. Jun 02,  · Best Rear Cassette for Road Bike. SHIMANO Ultegra Speed Cassette Click to See Price. Our first best choice was the Shimano Ultegra 11 speed cassette. This is one cassette that played very well when it comes to a wide range of terrains. The mountain bike cassette is ideal for flat road riding and hill climbs.

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5. 6. Once you unscrew the lockring, the cassette should slide right off. (While the cassette is off, you should clean and regrease the splines on the freehub body.) 7. Slide the new cassette onto the freehub. It will only go on one way so keep lining up the splines in different patterns until it slides on. 8. Tighten the lockring to the.

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6. Dazibao, (Chinese: “big character poster”), in the People’s Republic of China (PRC), prominently displayed handwritten posters containing complaints about government officials or policies. The posters typically constitute a large piece of white paper on which the author has written slogans, poems, or even longer essays in large Chinese characters with ink and brush.

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7. Aug 30,  · (, AM) Joe_W Wrote: Depends on the cassette you have. Ususally a cassette consists of a block of sprockets and spacers plus some loose sprockets and spacers. The "block" can be disassembled by finding the metal pins holding it together. Some cassettes, notably the higher end stuff, cannot be fully disassembled.

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