Cassette skipping...

[Wannabe]

JB, I deduced that gungi does not have the correct tools (chainwhip, etc) to remove the cassette and freewheel himself. Therefore the advice to go straight to LBS.

[Johan Bornman]

JB' date=' I deduced that gungi does not have the correct tools (chainwhip, etc) to remove the cassette and freewheel himself. Therefore the advice to go straight to LBS. [/quote']

 

No prob, there is usually more than one way to skin a cat. If the OP (gungi?) doesn't have a knife, he'll ask the butcher to do the job.

[Weekend_Warrior]

i will take it to the Mavericks 

 

You should take it to Mavericks in Barrack Street, Cape Town, "because a gentle man knows" 

 

 

[Johan Bornman]

 

 

Squirt a ring of grease onto the races' date=' glue the bearings in there, replace the axle gently from the right and adjust the cones.

 

 

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I thought u didn't like it?

 

Damn...there's always someone marking my every word on this darn forum. I'm gonna go annonymous.

[gungi]

CT is a bit far hey, i was thinking more along the lines of Hillcrest - Durban Where is the best place to get the tools from though? do bicycle shops sell them?

[Wannabe]

Yes, they do (at least the more decent LBS does) Make sure you get the CORRECT tool for the job. A tool that works 100% on one Shimano model will not necessarily work on the next.

[gungi]

cool! shot for the input guy's... will post an outcome asap

[Yang]

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Damn...there's always someone marking my every word on this darn forum. I'm gonna go annonymous.

 

Won't work. We'd recognise the style and know it was you. It would be like Bart changing his name to Homer- you'd still recognise the accent.