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Old 09-02-08, 11:20 AM
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I've found a small screwdriver wedged between the teeth of the cogs can be used to carefully pry them back counterclockwise one at a time.

You'll also want a metal file to smooth out the splines on the freewheel which will be a little messed up where the cogs dug in.

This is a very common problem with light alloy cassette carriers, I've always been able to salvage things by working carefully.
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