North Bristol Mountain Bike Club

stuart OFFLINE Gold Boarder Posts: 173 Thank you received: 1 Karma: 0	Love the new bike/frame :y
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Tepid OFFLINE Moderator Posts: 1162 Thank you received: 10 Karma: 2	Looking good Glynis! The forks go well with the frame.
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glyn OFFLINE Moderator Posts: 533 Thank you received: 3 Karma: 5	I've tried everything, I've even broke a few links from a chain whip in the process. I'm going to give up and sell the cassette with the wheel. Anyway here Justine, here is a pick of the new bike Attachments: DSCF5200.JPG (73KB)
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sharky OFFLINE Expert Boarder Posts: 116 Karma: 0	Glyn: have you tried putting the cassette tool in a vice, placing the lock ring on it and undoing by turning the wheel. It's not a technique that I've had to use before but it'll give you a bit more leverage.
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Tepid OFFLINE Moderator Posts: 1162 Thank you received: 10 Karma: 2	Shimano Saint 11-28 so I guess you could use any road one with the same amount of teeth or this one looks good value www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=5045
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glyn OFFLINE Moderator Posts: 533 Thank you received: 3 Karma: 5	What rear cassette do you guys use? I know it's a road cassete but which one?
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