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bicyclerider203 · **Posts:** 80

I am buying a new superstar dh135 wheelset and need to know if I can remove the cassette from my old wheel set, I don't mind taking it to a shop, I just need to know if it is possible

Jon · **Posts:** 3602

Deffo bro - ul need a chain whip - an adjustable spanner and a lockring tool

everything u need is here

http://superstar.tibolts.co.uk/index.ph ... 8c2ad5f346

check these vids

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=how+to ... 9&bih=1086

DMRdan · **Posts:** 388 **Location:** near Basildon

LBS swapped one for me for £3 last week- cheaper than tools

bicyclerider203 · **Posts:** 80

Karve wrote:

Deffo bro - ul need a chain whip - an adjustable spanner and a lockring tool

everything u need is here

http://superstar.tibolts.co.uk/index.ph ... 8c2ad5f346

check these vids

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=how+to ... 9&bih=1086

Cheers man, did it today, and is now on the bike

andydd · **Posts:** 1335

I did it myself using an old chain...i just wrapped it round and round and it eventually stuck in place..prob best to get the tool though...youll deff need ther cassette tool though,..I believe they are universal.

Andy

Laser · **Posts:** 2166 **Location:** The land were time forgot

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DMRdan wrote:

LBS swapped one for me for £3 last week- cheaper than tools

Sounds like a good LBS hard to find one. Mine LBS got my bike for three days for a sticky brake piston and bleed & refill. Never seem to be busy when I pop in.

Spoke to old mate he said it should only take 20 - 30mins to do.

Brad · **Posts:** 1147 **Location:** Chingford

Laser wrote:

Off topic

DMRdan wrote:

LBS swapped one for me for £3 last week- cheaper than tools

Sounds like a good LBS hard to find one. Mine LBS got my bike for three days for a sticky brake piston and bleed & refill. Never seem to be busy when I pop in.

Spoke to old mate he said it should only take 20 - 30mins to do.

Thats crazy, i dread to say it but even halfrauds may be quicker

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