20-02-14, 12:01 PM
(20-02-14, 11:48 AM)adeejaysdelight link Wrote: Just cut it off with a hacksaw? I have done this a bunch of times with no issues. And as stated, undo the front sprocket nut first. And get your new nut and washer too. Ride-on with be happy to overcharge you for it mate.
I know it can be done with a hacksaw, and I know how petty this will sound - BUT, I don't want to do it that way as it chucks metal filings all over the wheel which I then need to clean and iron x to get it off. If I use a grinder I can put something between the chain and wheel to stop the filings getting in.
I've not got a new nut yet actually, but I did have the thick one on previously, I'll pop into ride on tomorrow and pick one up.