Remove Studs from rear sprocket holder

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Kedishen
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Remove Studs from rear sprocket holder

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Hi all

Noticed when I changed my rear sprocket that the studs are lacking thread and can no longer be torqued up.

Are these studs easy to remove?

I was just thinking of putting on two nuts and undoing the lower nut to remove or maybe using a pair of mole grips to twist them out. Is it this easy? Are they prone to breaking?

Many thanks.

Scott

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Re: Remove Studs from rear sprocket holder

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I would expect them to have some sort of threadlocker applied. So heat them up first. :fireball:
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Re: Remove Studs from rear sprocket holder

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Ya, heat the aluminum up plenty before unscrewing. It'll be the red/orange high strength loctite crap .




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