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This is a Pro 2 Evo

Normal wear and tear?

Note. The file marks on the outside edge are mine trying to get the cassette off

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Posted : 01/09/2016 8:45 pm
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Yup


 
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Yup. Soft as cheese and fairly loosely toleranced so the cassette digs in quickly. It does take a lot of wear before it becomes a problem, though.


 
Posted : 01/09/2016 8:49 pm
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The notching on the splines?

Yes. But I'd use a cassette with an aluminium spider. Doesn't dig in anywhere near as much. Just give it a light dressing with a small file.


 
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and do the lockring up 'FT' A loose(ish) cassette can also cause this.


 
Posted : 01/09/2016 8:54 pm
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Just file down the burrs before refitting the cassette. To reduce this in the future use a non steel cassette or replace freewheel with a steel one


 
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OK, thanks

The cassette was a bugger to get off though

Interesting the mention of tightening up pretty tight to reduce the issue


 
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So what's the best combo to use - both steel?


 
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Don't tighten more than 40NM


 
Posted : 01/09/2016 9:20 pm
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The cassette was a bugger to get off though

I use a chain-whip on the smallest gear to hold the freehub still and then give the rest of the cassette a gentle knock anti-clockwise with a rubber mallet to push the cassette back out of where it's dug in.

Cassette will come off easy then 8)


 
Posted : 01/09/2016 9:24 pm
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40nm is pretty damn tight in my books!


 
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Good advice from Rocketdog. Over tightening will crack the freehub.


 
Posted : 01/09/2016 9:51 pm