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How To Remove Sprocket Gear
To remove the sprocket gear, you need a special tool
called a Sprocket Remover together with the Lock
Ring Tool.
Set the chain of the Sprocket Remover to the largest
gear on the sprocket.
It means that turning the Lock Ring counter-
clockwise will move the sprocket gear together in the
same direction, so you need to hold it by this tool.
Fully insert the Lock Ring Tool into the Lock Ring,
and apply the wrench to the tool.
Push both tools down at the same time and the gear
will loosen.
(Fig. L)
Sprocket Remover
Installing 9mm Q/R Skewer
(Fig. M)
(Fig. N)
Smaller diameter side of
Acorn Nut heading inward
Insert the supplied Leftside End Plug for 9mm Q/R
to the left end of the hub first. (Fig. N)
Disassemble the skewer. Put an Acorn Nut (be aware
of the direction) on the shaft, and insert it through
the hub from left side. (Fig. M)
Put another Acorn Nut on the shaft coming from the
hub, and screw the nut.
About Direction of Leftside End Plug
Compatible with the rear end width in 130mm and
135mm only.
130mm : Face the wider sleeve side inward.
135mm : Face the narrower sleeve side inward.
130mm
135mm
9mm Quick Release Skewer System
Change the direction
of the Leftside End
Plug to the hub as
shown in Fig. N.
