miche cassette

stueyc
stueyc Posts: 518
edited February 2008 in Workshop
what tool required to remove please...only ever see campag or shimano...have shimano but its a no!

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,665
    Is it definately a cassette? Does it say a manufacturer on? What speed is it?
  • proto
    proto Posts: 1,483
    99% sure it will need a Campag tool. Miche cassettes are Campag compatible, so I'm pretty sure that would include the lock ring too.

    I fitted a Miche bottom bracket yesterday and used a Campag cassette/BB tool for the job.
  • stueyc
    stueyc Posts: 518
    says miche on the lockring

    will i be able to replace with campag..is it compatible on the hub?
  • Garybee
    Garybee Posts: 815
    What hub is it on? The lockring has to fit the hub as well as the cassette, and Campag have changed the size of the lockring thread on at least one occasion.
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  • stueyc
    stueyc Posts: 518
    hub is Bianchi component...already fitted on my via nirone
  • synchronicity
    synchronicity Posts: 1,415
    Here they sell Miche cassettes with Miche shimano compatible splines + lockrings, so it depends on the hub.
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  • acorn_user
    acorn_user Posts: 1,137
    What is the groupset? Miche make Shimano HG and Campagnolo compatible cassettes. You'll probably need a Campagnolo cassette tool though, seeing as how your Shimano tool does not fit. The Bianchi Componenti hub is probably a Miche hub too.
  • stueyc
    stueyc Posts: 518
    campag throughout

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