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  1. Mauitheshark on

    Yes it’s toasted. If you put new cassette and it will destroy further and become unrideable. Replacement is fairly cheap.

  2. Monkey_Fiddler on

    it looks like you haven’t got that long until the cogs start spinning.

    you could baby it for a while if you need to but it is time to start looking for a new one. Maybe a steel one this time.

    Edit: [https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/886314929933162/](https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/886314929933162/)

    Check online for second hand hubs and wheels, I’ve linked one for £55 (no idea if they will ship) and I’ve seen them offered for £40, often in decent condition.

  3. GazelleNo1836 on

    Lol mine cost 205 usd and only comes in aluminum when it looks like that I’m running it till the sprockets spin then avoiding those gears till the rest break loose.

  4. mighty_konkeli on

    Get the steel freehub if available for your hub. Pretty much the last freehub you’ll need. I did the switch on my pro4.

  5. knackelflerg on

    Thanks for the responses everyone. Confirmed what I suspected. New freehub body it is. Bloody bikes!

  6. bubble_bobble on

    You could weld or epoxy some material onto it (you might be a redneck, if).

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