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I need Cassette Spacers!

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Old 10-04-05 | 11:42 PM
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I need Cassette Spacers!

Does anyone know where to get some? im spacing out a 9 spee shimano XT, and i went to my local bike store and they wanted 5 bucks a pice, anywhere cheaper? also, whats the exact size i need to space my single speed? is it the 4mm?
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Old 10-04-05 | 11:59 PM
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I picked up the Spot spacer kit for $40 CDN. Is that too much? Yes, but my chainline is "spot" on. :|

You can rescue spacers from old trashed cassettes - 7/8/9 speed will all work, and road or mountain - as long as they're Shimano.
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Old 10-05-05 | 12:16 AM
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1.25" pvc pipe! cut it thin with one of those pull down saws (can't remember the name)
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Old 10-05-05 | 09:30 AM
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https://www.biketoolsetc.com/index.cg...els&tc=Spacers

I usually buy some extra tools, like the funny chainring bolt spanner or a 18mm cone wrench, to round out shipping.
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Old 10-05-05 | 11:57 PM
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well my friend told me to just stip down some old hubs, and i do have some hubs with cassets(he says youl need about 2)

but how do i pull the cassete? cause he said to just drill it all to hell, will that work?
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Old 10-06-05 | 04:52 AM
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Originally Posted by Robbykills
1.25" pvc pipe! cut it thin with one of those pull down saws (can't remember the name)
yep yep.

go to a builder's/plumbing merchant. simple as that.

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Old 10-06-05 | 06:00 AM
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