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  • Play in rear cassette/sprockets?
  • cbike
    Free Member

    Just need tightened up or is hub failing or something?

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    dont know cannot see it

    Generally if the entire cassette moves as one its the free hub [ and it wobbles as one /you can feel /see play] – assuming its separate cogs type – and if the gaps are between the cogs its not tight enough / a spacer has broken [ unlikely]

    tighten it and see what happens is the first move

    if nothing its the free hub

    4ags4
    Free Member

    Just started happening or newly fitted cassette?

    RicB
    Full Member

    Just found the same myself on a new DT350 hub. Turns out I hadn’t located the smallest cog against the splines properly, so the cassette wasn’t being fully tightened down

    scotroutes
    Full Member

    Weirdly, the same happened to me – DT Swiss hub too 😕

    wobbliscott
    Free Member

    Axial play or radial play? Have you got the little 10spd washer/sim fitted? I installed a cassette once without the shim and the lock ring didn’t fully tighten up against the sprockets and the cassette rattled when ridden. Strangely it didn’t affect shifting so obviously a small amount of play.

    stevextc
    Free Member

    Weirdly, the same happened to me – DT Swiss hub too

    +1

    I’ve got a rebranded Giant (DT Swiss) and this happens every other time if you don’t take care on the last cog.

    daern
    Free Member

    Had an XTR cassette where the rivets that secured the individual gears to the spider started to fail resulting in visible play on individual rings.

    Had to dump it, but as it was due a swap anyway, no tears were shed.

    I’d recommending taking the cassette off for inspection of the rings and freehub body.

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