Old 02-28-16, 08:54 AM
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HillRider
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If the freehub body itself is loose, remove the axle and see if the 10-mm hollow bolt that fastens it in place has gotten loose. If so torque it back to spec. . If the cassette is loose on the freehub body, retorque the lockring and, if it'a a 10-speed cassette, did you forget the 1 mm spacer that should be behind it? A replacement freehub body is easy to install but be sure your isn't just loose.

I also have a 7700-series freehub with 55,000 miles on it and it works perfectly so they are pretty durable hubs.
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