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  • Changing the cog on a GF Rig
  • trio25
    Free Member

    I’m sure this is an easy thing to do but I’ve only just started doing my own bike jobs. I have before taken a cassette off my geared bike. But can’t work out how to remover this. It needs changing asap!

    Olly
    Free Member

    is it a free wheel or conversion kit?

    if a freehweel, you need the tool basicly just a head to fit in a socket or a shifty spanner with the appropriate dogs on it

    (like a cassete remover, but different i think) if its a conversion, the cassete lockring remover will do the job

    thomthumb
    Free Member

    it will either be a conversion like this

    or a bmx free wheel like this

    if it is the first on treat it as a cassette it is mechanically the same (same tools etc.

    if it is the free wheel you need one of these

    which is a freewheel remover. available from charlie the bike monger.

    I hope that helkps

    thomthumb
    Free Member

    wow that is some big freewheel sorry about that! 🙂

    phildowling
    Free Member

    From what i remember its a standard Shimano cassette tool and a DMR type cog so same as when you removed your cassette.

    The Cog is 18t standard

    🙂

    bugpowderdust
    Free Member

    On a rig if its like mine, then its a lockring on a cassette body arrangement, I generally just use a chain whip as per a usual cassette and a rather nastily use the BFO hammer and screwdriver method, usually they are never that tight, causes no damage and real easy to remove.

    trio25
    Free Member

    Thanks it is just like that bugpowderdust. Now its sorted I’ll order a cog, mine is very worn!

    spooky_b329
    Full Member

    Can you just reverse the cog so you run on the unworn side? Probably need to replace chainring and chaim as well though if its that worn.

    trio25
    Free Member

    I think it is too far gone to turn round. Recently had a new chainring! Slowly I will learn how to look after my bikes!

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