Deriveting Cassette Cogs

Kenny Lee said:

On Campy Record and Chorus 10sp cassettes there are two pairs of cogs
that are riveted together. I want to derivet them. Can anyone suggest
what tool to use? Will I encounter shifting problems when using these
loose cogs in a new cassette grouping?

Remove rivets with a drill press.

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Kenny Lee said:

On Campy Record and Chorus 10sp cassettes there are two pairs of cogs
that are riveted together. I want to derivet them. Can anyone suggest
what tool to use? Will I encounter shifting problems when using these
loose cogs in a new cassette grouping?

Remove rivets with a drill press.

Great advice, Andrew, but you shoulda noted that they wouldn't be
useable afterward!

Robinowtitcz Hubertowitcz (antispam name ... remove the -owitz).

Which 2 cogs are they. I have Veloce cassettes and all the cogs are
loose. I'd trade you for the 2 riveted ones. I have 12/23 and 13/29.

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On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 10:32:19 +0800, Kenny Lee <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

On Campy Record and Chorus 10sp cassettes there are two pairs of cogs
that are riveted together. I want to derivet them. Can anyone suggest
what tool to use? Will I encounter shifting problems when using these
loose cogs in a new cassette grouping?

Kenny Lee