Replacing my drivetrain help
dave2041
Posts: 97
Hello guys,
I have this bike http://www.escapebikeshop.com/2012-cube-agree-gtc-di2.html and it has been neglected a little (chain hasn't been replaced in 2500 miles
So i need to replace the chain, cassette and front chainrings. I want to do this myself, so i'll need these tools:
* chain splitter,
* cassette removal tool,
* chain whip,
I will be buying these tools from a set on eBay probably or the set currently in Aldi for £20.
These are the parts I'll buy so far:
Chain: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=55029
Cassette: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=39014
I need advice on replacing the front chain rings as i can't seem to find any suitable ones on CRC (grey, 34/50) and any other tools i may need.
Thanks for your input.
Additionally if there is any reason I shouldn't get the components above, or if others are better please let me know
I have this bike http://www.escapebikeshop.com/2012-cube-agree-gtc-di2.html and it has been neglected a little (chain hasn't been replaced in 2500 miles
So i need to replace the chain, cassette and front chainrings. I want to do this myself, so i'll need these tools:
* chain splitter,
* cassette removal tool,
* chain whip,
I will be buying these tools from a set on eBay probably or the set currently in Aldi for £20.
These are the parts I'll buy so far:
Chain: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=55029
Cassette: http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=39014
I need advice on replacing the front chain rings as i can't seem to find any suitable ones on CRC (grey, 34/50) and any other tools i may need.
Thanks for your input.
Additionally if there is any reason I shouldn't get the components above, or if others are better please let me know
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Comments
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Hi, what you have listed should be fine - you may have to remove the chainset to gain access to the bolts (torx head i believe) - if so you might need the relevant tool.
with regards to the chain rings you can get them here:
http://www.evanscycles.com/products/shi ... gn=froogle
http://www.evanscycles.com/products/shi ... g-ec028830
The outer is very expensive, but unless your current chain is badly stretched it is unlikely that you actually need to change it - have you checked you chain for actual wear?0 -
Are you using that bike to commute?!0
