Do you need a special tool to remove and replace the cassette ?
980725
Yes. You need 2 special tools. (Park Tool Cassette/Rotor Lockring Removal Tool - FR-5/FR-5G) and (Park Tool SR-1 Sprocket Remover/Chain whip with Header)
980726
I believe you do need special tools and had mine replaced at a bike shop. You can take a look at the following below:http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/article/how-to-replace-a-bike-cassette-video-18234/
980727
I have changed cassettes numerous times WITHOUT a chain whip. If you have the lockring removal tool, you can place a thick cloth over the cassette and just hold it with your hand. I suppose some cassettes may be TOO tight for this method, but most will work just fine this way. Try it first BEFORE you spend money on a chain whip....
980728
Yes, Park Tool Hyperglide Lockring Tool Fr-5, and Park Tool Chain Whip/Pedal Wrench - Hcw-16, and a big wrench for the locking tool. Look for a YouTube video. These are all tools to have if you plan on riding a lot.
980729
Yes, you need a chain whip tool, lock nut socket and a torque wrench that has a 40Nm setting to tighten it back on.
1928152
no, you need to get a free wheel that screws on to the rim. note: not a cassette but a free wheel. I had a 7-speed free wheel that screwed on without a problem. However, there is a tool (socket) that will be needed for the freewheel. There are different ones for different freewheels. I hope this helps.
1178367
Yes as most all you need is a small phillips screwdriver. Also a small flat head to help pry the trim up.
964579
Yes, but cassette doesn't work for more than a few months. Get a better brand.
1460834
Yes, this Park tool is compatible with SRAM cassettes. I use it on my SRAM cassettes.
247323
Not at all. You just have move the shifter to the lowest position, retire the cover of the shifter by unscrewing the three philips screws , pull out the damaged/used cable and insert a new one.
1624664
Yes, you can copy any cassette to a new one. This machine has dual cassette decks. Just be sure the amount of tape is the same on both tapes so all the material gets taped. The instruction manual explains how. Another feature of this deck is you can play your favorite tape continuously over and over without reversing the tape for playback.
452622
I don't believe the cassette came with a shim... If you didn't use a shim on your 9 spd cassette, you probably wont need one for this.
307176
There is a list of tools needed on the instruction page. Nothing exotic, phillips head screwdriver is the main tool.
1532696
yes, but the cassette player does not work - see manual for more information
855330
Direct replacement for Shimano tool TL-LR15 -- should be good for any hyperglide cassette.
1094099
Hi Laura, Sorry for the delay. There is a nut that is at the base of the old gear shift or you should be able to twist off the old one.
1194
the cassette will work I'm not sure if all your other parts will work with it unless they all the same brand it will be OK
22633
Most likely ,if, all the parts are original. If you clean that cassette really well you should find some identification information stamped/engraved on it someplace. Good luck.
1405004
It is easy, just take the lever off with a allen wrench, then with a large pair of pliers or wrench, take off the retainer nut and lift out the cartridge. Make sure you put the new one back in the way matching up the rubber seals on the bottom with the openings in the housing. That's it...
672929
No tools are required. You bend them a little and the old ones come off. Do the same for the replacements. Easy.
150885
You have to use the special tool. I purchased additional tools from the customer service line which is included in the box. You can NOT remove the watch without it so it's important to always have one on hand, especially in summer when swimming begins, as w as water w ill damage the watch.