boxxer7 – Member
Is the chain slipping on the cassette then? Seems strange I’m on my 2nd chain on my XO1 it’s been fine and it’s now done 1300 miles I’ve not had to change chainrings either.
As for the tools, the cassette comes off in the same way a normal one does just make sure the locking tool is sat in properly and the whole thing unscrews as one piece.
Slipping on the 42T when climbing hard … especially on wet’n’grimy days.
Daft question (showing a distinct lack of tech skills). If there isn’t a lockring, why do you need the chainwhip? On other cassette’s I’d hold the cassette still with the chainwhip & undo the lockring with the tool; if there is no lockring, what is it you’re undoing?