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Old 05-28-15 | 09:05 PM
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The rule Ive heard is you can take it off if you can remove it without having to break it. Basically this gets down to being able to remove a cassette, which requires two tools used only for removing and installing cassettes. The assumption is, if you own those tools you're probably trustworthy with setting your own limit screws as well.

As usual, FBinNY hit it on the head though.
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