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    2. mashmarony on

      I left it on for a couple weeks just in case I had to return it for a different size, and I did exactly that. Return it, so unless you absolutely know you’re keeping the bike I’d say leave it on for the time being. Also so you can make sure the bike doesn’t drop chains back there.

    6. Horror-Dimension1387 on

      I leave it on for at least a few rides because it makes the weekend warriors (or redditors) really mad.

    7. Duckney on

      Take it off once you confirm the shifting is setup right and the top limit screw won’t send the chain into the wheel.

    8. thisiswhoagain on

      It’s very rare for chain drops to happen on the cassette end of the drivetrain

    9. Sascha975 on

      I left mine on. Just in case my chain ever falls off. It looks ugly, but it’s better than broken spokes or your chain getting caught.

    10. Horror-Dimension1387 on

      No one answered the other part – you need to remove the cassette entirely to get to it. Need a chain whip, lock ring tool, and wrench.

      If you don’t anticipate changing cassettes on your own often, can probably give a shop a couple dollars to do it for you. It’s quick and easy but those are tools you may never use again

    11. bbbbiiiinnnn on

      i removed it because even for dork disc its vesy bad, ive had dork discs on older bikes whicj werent as flimsy and not rattling like crazy

    12. chickenjoe69_ on

      What’s the best way to remove the disc? I just got a new bike and want to get rid of it. Do I need to remove the entire cassette?

    15. AntMan79 on

      Yeah, take that stupid thing off. It’s called a dork disk. It doesn’t help and everybody’s gonna know you’re a newbie.

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