I was cleaning the drivetrain today and noticed this metal strip had come away from the cassette (sram gx). It appears to beDoes anyone know what this is and if it needs replacing?
I was cleaning the drivetrain today and noticed this metal strip had come away from the cassette (Sram PG-1230 / NX). It appears to be something like a protective washer between the end of the Cassette.
There isn’t any extra friction / noise even when the chain is on the highest gear. I was thinking of just cutting off the section that has popped out but I don’t want to risk further damage if there’s something I’m missing
Does anyone know what this is and if it needs replacing?
Edit: It’s the SRAM NX, not GX
Aleen_32 on
It’s only a locking washer for cassette nut. Nothing to worry about
rubysundance on
Are you sure it’s a GX cassette? GX cassettes don’t use lock rings.
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I was cleaning the drivetrain today and noticed this metal strip had come away from the cassette (Sram PG-1230 / NX). It appears to be something like a protective washer between the end of the Cassette.
There isn’t any extra friction / noise even when the chain is on the highest gear. I was thinking of just cutting off the section that has popped out but I don’t want to risk further damage if there’s something I’m missing
Does anyone know what this is and if it needs replacing?
Edit: It’s the SRAM NX, not GX
It’s only a locking washer for cassette nut. Nothing to worry about
Are you sure it’s a GX cassette? GX cassettes don’t use lock rings.