Cassette/freehub spacers.
blackpoolkev
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Having read the current thread regarding " over tightening a cassette" I have a related problem.
After fitting a six month old 11 speed Campagnolo cassette to a brand new Campagnolo Shamal Ultra rear wheel there seemed to be some side to side movement in the cassette cogs.
I didn't use a torque wrench but tightened it up "a lot". Having noticed the play in the cassette, I forced another half turn with the cassette tool but this made absolutely no difference to the play.
Sheldon Brown reckon I don't need a spacer, but I suspect one may help.
Can anyone point me toward a link where I could acquire a spacer that may help?
After fitting a six month old 11 speed Campagnolo cassette to a brand new Campagnolo Shamal Ultra rear wheel there seemed to be some side to side movement in the cassette cogs.
I didn't use a torque wrench but tightened it up "a lot". Having noticed the play in the cassette, I forced another half turn with the cassette tool but this made absolutely no difference to the play.
Sheldon Brown reckon I don't need a spacer, but I suspect one may help.
Can anyone point me toward a link where I could acquire a spacer that may help?
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Be sure it's the cassette moving on the freehub, not the freehub moving on the wheel.0
