Just wondering....On SRAM cassettes, there is 1 pin holding them all together, it seems to pull down on one side and causes the opposite side to raise up, making the bottom 2 or 3 cogs to be off set, so when you put the last ring on (which isnt held in by the pin), half of it wont really go on. Do you really need the pin to hold it together? I mean, the lockring is going to hold everything together anyways....
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jmurray89 said:
Just wondering....On SRAM cassettes, there is 1 pin holding them all together, it seems to pull down on one side and causes the opposite side to raise up, making the bottom 2 or 3 cogs to be off set, so when you put the last ring on (which isnt held in by the pin), half of it wont really go on. Do you really need the pin to hold it together? I mean, the lockring is going to hold everything together anyways....
Yeah, there is a pin.It doesn't have to be there.But I never had the problem or understand what you are trying to say.
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jmurray89 said:
Just wondering....On SRAM cassettes, there is 1 pin holding them all together, it seems to pull down on one side and causes the opposite side to raise up, making the bottom 2 or 3 cogs to be off set, so when you put the last ring on (which isnt held in by the pin), half of it wont really go on. Do you really need the pin to hold it together? I mean, the lockring is going to hold everything together anyways....
You don't need the pin.
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