Old 08-09-11 | 10:38 AM
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wheelspeed
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Bikes: '06 Titus mtb, 2004 Trek T2000 tandem, '88 Merckx 753, '18 Emonda, '91 Cannondale mtb, '19 Trance 29er

Yep, replacing the long bolt and the stop-nut and then loosening the long bolt, letting it press against that stop-nut, worked like a charm. No hammering necessary.

By the way, I had a chainring bolt wrench and tried it on that stop-nut, but the tool was just a tiny bit too large. But that's not a big deal.

Thanks again!
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