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Old 05-07-10 | 02:28 PM
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Bikes: Moots RCS, tandem, beach-cruiser, MTB, Specialized-Allez road-bike, custom track-bike

You did two separate indenpendent operations:
1. you removed the axle, locknuts, cone and bearings. This is needed if the axle has free-play or bearings are dry and tight.

2. removed cassette lock-ring to remove cassette cogs. This is done to change out the cogs, such as wanting higher or lower gearing-ranges.
The additional operations you'll need to do is:
3. remove freehub-body. You'll need a 10mm hex-key for this, I find the allen-sockets that fit 3/8" ratchet-wrenches to be the easiest to use.
4. then you'll need to get a replacement 7-spd freehub body: JensenUSA has one for $15. Install it on the hub, re-install the 10mm hollow bolt.
5. Then axle & bearings and you're back on the road!


Check out this site: Park Tool - Freehub service

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