It appears that your cassette may have come off. This is common for some DT Swiss and Fulcrum wheels. You can probably just put it back on. Here is a relevant video for DT wheels https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXJ2ao-Iq14
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jamestonW on
Would see it better if you’d clean it up also give some more back story how many km? Time period?
UnknownDanishGut on
I think you need to clean it first
RickAnsc on
Too dirty to tell. A good clean might help. Is the chain slipping on the cogs? Try your local bike shop…
Would be smart to get a new chain as well if / when you replace the cassette. At least check the chain’s wear with a chain tool. Else the old, worn chain will wear down your new cassette faster then normal.
Meaning with an old chain the rollers become worn and have slack in them. Often called “chain stretch” this slack will cause your cassette cogs to wear down quicker.
mtiakrerye on
It’s hard to tell by just looking at it. Is your chain skipping or riding higher on the cassette? The tooth profiles still look normal for a modern cassette.
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It appears that your cassette may have come off. This is common for some DT Swiss and Fulcrum wheels. You can probably just put it back on. Here is a relevant video for DT wheels https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXJ2ao-Iq14
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Would see it better if you’d clean it up also give some more back story how many km? Time period?
I think you need to clean it first
Too dirty to tell. A good clean might help. Is the chain slipping on the cogs? Try your local bike shop…
Would be smart to get a new chain as well if / when you replace the cassette. At least check the chain’s wear with a chain tool. Else the old, worn chain will wear down your new cassette faster then normal.
Meaning with an old chain the rollers become worn and have slack in them. Often called “chain stretch” this slack will cause your cassette cogs to wear down quicker.
It’s hard to tell by just looking at it. Is your chain skipping or riding higher on the cassette? The tooth profiles still look normal for a modern cassette.
That cassette is filthy, though.