Tool needs a new tool.

[SteCenturion]

Hi-y'all.

After visiting 2 Lbs I have been left puzzled by their lack of interest in doing small jobs.

I need to take off a Sram Force cassette from one wheel & attach to another.

What is the correct tool for the job folks ?

I don't mind paying top dollar for high quality as it will get used several times over.

By the way one shop won't do any job under £25 & won't give verbal estimates & the other won't do anything not supplied by them originally !

Cheers Ears.

 

[musa]

chain whip and lockring tool,, you can get them as a 2 in 1 tool

your shops are disappointing to say the least

 

[Herzog]

Hi-y'all.

After visiting 2 Lbs I have been left puzzled by their lack of interest in doing small jobs.

I need to take off a Sram Force cassette from one wheel & attach to another.

What is the correct tool for the job folks ?

I don't mind paying top dollar for high quality as it will get used several times over.

By the way one shop won't do any job under £25 & won't give verbal estimates & the other won't do anything not supplied by them originally !

Cheers Ears.

Pedro's cog wrench makes the job a lot easier:

 

[jay clock]

Not watched it in full but videos like this will help.
View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jx9zNW7fhjY
- an easy task. I slip a cord through the cogs as I take them off if re-using so I can more easily refit.

 

[youngoldbloke]

Worth getting the tools and learning how. Handy to be able to remove + replace cassette if only for cleaning.

 

[Shut Up Legs]

Pedro's cog wrench makes the job a lot easier:

Nice . If I didn't already have a pretty good chain whip, I'd consider getting one of those cog wrenches.

 

[Herzog]

Nice . If I didn't already have a pretty good chain whip, I'd consider getting one of those cog wrenches.

Yeah, it's a great tool!

 

[slowmotion]

If you use a chain whip, be careful. If the chain slips off the cassette you can mash your knuckles horribly on the sprockets.