Introduzione
The cassette on your bicycle can get worn down over time. With regular use of the bicycle, including continuous pedaling and shifting, the cassette wears down which then causes wear on the chain and performance issues for the entire bicycle. This excessive chain wear can cause further damage to the chain rings, which can lead to the entire drivetrain of the bicycle needing replacement. To avoid this from happening, replacing a worn down cassette is beneficial as it can extend the lifespan of a drivetrain and lead to a more enjoyable biking experience. This guide will show you step by step how to replace the cassette on any 7-12 speed bicycle.
Before starting this guide make sure that you detach the rear wheel of the bicycle that holds the cassette. Also make sure to have all necessary tools listed in the guide.
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Place your wheel on a hard surface with the cassette on your right side.
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Wrap the chain whip clockwise around the cassette.
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Insert the cassette lockring tool into the center of the cassette with the lever arm between 7 and 9 o'clock.
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Holding the chain whip in place with your left hand, apply counterclockwise force on the cassette tool's lever arm.
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Continue turning the cassette tool until the tool spins freely.
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Once the lockring is partially threaded in, insert the cassette lockring tool.
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Tighten the cassette on the freehub body by turning the lockring tool clockwise.
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After finishing tightening, check the cassette for play by pulling up on the largest cog. If excess play is present and the cassette has been tightened to specifications, a spacer is likely missing.
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