Taking a rear der. apart

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I have a 9-spd Deore rear derailleur that I want to take
apart, with the 7 biggest cogs riveted togther. What's
the best way to do this?

Don't take it apart - auction the damned thing for fortune! - Thass gotta be
the only Shimano derailleur in existence with 9 cogs on it!

',;~}~

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I have a 9-spd Deore rear derailleur that I want to take
apart, with the 7 biggest cogs riveted togther. What's
the best way to do this?

Don't take it apart - auction the damned thing for fortune! - Thass gotta

be

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the only Shimano derailleur in existence with 9 cogs on it!

Yeah, I'd like to see pics of that one myself. :^o

Mike

Why? You got the Bill Cinton Syndrome because I could.

I MTB 2004

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I have a 9-spd Deore rear derailleur that I want to take
apart, with the 7 biggest cogs riveted togther. What's
the best way to do this?

Don't take it apart - auction the damned thing for fortune! - Thass

gotta

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the only Shimano derailleur in existence with 9 cogs on it!

Yeah, I'd like to see pics of that one myself. :^o

I'm wondering if he meant cassette maybe?

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Why? You got the Bill Cinton Syndrome because I could.

I MTB 2004

Chris Rock said it years ago (when Clinton was getting caught)
"A man is only as faithful as his options."
I wonder if Bill heard the same standup routine.

Shawn

"mojo deluxe" wrote: I'm wondering if he meant cassette maybe?
^^^^^^^^^^^
And, I'm wondering if those are really rivets. The few I have played with
are held with thin, long screws that LOOK like rivets.

Leo Lichtman said:

"mojo deluxe" wrote: I'm wondering if he meant cassette maybe?
^^^^^^^^^^^
And, I'm wondering if those are really rivets. The few I have played with
are held with thin, long screws that LOOK like rivets.

Those screws are on the way out. I used to buy 7-speed 11-28s; at first
they had screws, but they were replaced with rivets. The screws have
hexagonal heads at the base of the cassette (ie, the side that will be
adjacent to the hub flange); the rivets are round.
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David Damerell <[email hidden]> flcl?

shim has a website with exploded diagrams downloadable
check out DIY bike cable luber for a hint in the last coupla posts.

http://www.shimano-europe.com/cycling/phpimages/productserie/service_pdf/SI-
6JJRB-EN.pdf

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I have a 9-spd Deore rear derailleur that I want to take
apart, with the 7 biggest cogs riveted togther. What's
the best way to do this?

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Assuming that you meant cassette:

http://www.shimano-europe.com/cycling/phpimages/productserie/service_pdf/SI-
6JJRB-EN.pdf

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I have a 9-spd Deore rear derailleur that I want to take
apart, with the 7 biggest cogs riveted togther. What's
the best way to do this?

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and

http://www.parktool.com/repair_help/FAQindex.shtml

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David Damerell said:

Those screws are on the way out.

I'm not sure that's generally true. My consumption of cassettes isn't large
enough to detect a general pattern, but the last two non-spidered Shimano
cassettes (9-speed Deore-quality MTB) I've bought were both screwed
together. The 7-speed HG70 cassettes I used to buy were often riveted.

James Thomson

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> I have a 9-spd Deore rear derailleur that I want to take
> apart, with the 7 biggest cogs riveted togther. What's
> the best way to do this?

Don't take it apart - auction the damned thing for fortune! - Thass
gotta be the only Shimano derailleur in existence with 9 cogs on it!

Yeah, I'd like to see pics of that one myself. :^o

I'm wondering if he meant cassette maybe?

Duhhhh, yes cassette! 🙂

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http://www.shimano-europe.com/cycling/phpimages/productserie/service_pdf/SI-

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6JJRB-EN.pdf

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I have a 9-spd Deore rear derailleur that I want to take
apart, with the 7 biggest cogs riveted togther. What's
the best way to do this?

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Assuming that you meant cassette:

http://www.shimano-europe.com/cycling/phpimages/productserie/service_pdf/SI-

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6JJRB-EN.pdf

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The rest I've just wasted

Thanks but neither of the links you posted mentioned
anything about taking a cassette (yes cassette) apart.

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Thanks but neither of the links you posted mentioned
anything about taking a cassette (yes cassette) apart.

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The Shimano link probably is wrapped in the post and you need to splice it,
or back it down and drill back to it.

The Park link will get you there if you leaf thru thier site.

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> I have a 9-spd Deore rear derailleur that I want to take
> apart, with the 7 biggest cogs riveted togther. What's
> the best way to do this?

Don't take it apart - auction the damned thing for fortune! - Thass

gotta

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the only Shimano derailleur in existence with 9 cogs on it!

Yeah, I'd like to see pics of that one myself. :^o

I'm wondering if he meant cassette maybe?

Well freaking DUH!

You're sharp today mate! ',;~}~

Shaun aRe

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>> I have a 9-spd Deore rear derailleur that I want to take
>> apart, with the 7 biggest cogs riveted togther. What's
>> the best way to do this?
>
> Don't take it apart - auction the damned thing for fortune! - Thass
> gotta be the only Shimano derailleur in existence with 9 cogs on it!
>

Yeah, I'd like to see pics of that one myself. :^o

I'm wondering if he meant cassette maybe?

Duhhhh, yes cassette! 🙂

Heheheh, I knew whatcha meant mate ',;~}~

Shaun aRe

Zilla said:

Thanks but neither of the links you posted mentioned
anything about taking a cassette (yes cassette) apart.

Ahh, trying to harvest spacers for your single speed, eh? If you can't get
enough, your LBS should have a bin full of extras they'll sell you for
cheap.

John M