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Old 07-19-10 | 02:13 PM
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dabac
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The sprocket will spin on by pedalling, but it's advisable to use a tool to tighten the lockring. If you haven't got a tool, or good skills using a drift punch you might as well take it to a shop. It's a quick job, so it shouldn't cost much.
And yes, you can leave it on.
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