Do you need a special tool to remove and replace the cassette ?
980725
Yes. You need 2 special tools. (Park Tool Cassette/Rotor Lockring Removal Tool - FR-5/FR-5G) and (Park Tool SR-1 Sprocket Remover/Chain whip with Header)
980726
I believe you do need special tools and had mine replaced at a bike shop. You can take a look at the following below:http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/article/how-to-replace-a-bike-cassette-video-18234/
980727
I have changed cassettes numerous times WITHOUT a chain whip. If you have the lockring removal tool, you can place a thick cloth over the cassette and just hold it with your hand. I suppose some cassettes may be TOO tight for this method, but most will work just fine this way. Try it first BEFORE you spend money on a chain whip....
980728
Yes, Park Tool Hyperglide Lockring Tool Fr-5, and Park Tool Chain Whip/Pedal Wrench - Hcw-16, and a big wrench for the locking tool. Look for a YouTube video. These are all tools to have if you plan on riding a lot.
980729
Yes, you need a chain whip tool, lock nut socket and a torque wrench that has a 40Nm setting to tighten it back on.
1930763
They have instructions with photos on their website. If I recall correctly, you need a grinder or dremel to cut off the end of the cable, then it unscrews from the old part. You also have to drill out a couple rivets to disassemble the track to install this. If they forgot to add the instructions to your box, you can get them online. It sounds like a lot of work, but isn't bad and its a huge improvement over buying another unit that will break again in six months.
502260
Yes you do. Either find a local dealer and bring the tool or email their customer support and describe you situation.
557896
You need the appropriate tool to remove this or to remove one if there is already one on the wheel you are looking to put this on.It will self-tighten once placed on the wheel.
1532696
yes, but the cassette player does not work - see manual for more information
1546828
No. You have a freewheel, not a cassette style hub. It will be a 3 or 4 prong or shimano-style freewheel tool. Since the replacement will most likely need a different tool, I'd suggest just paying you're local shop $10 to remove.
1250280
Like a normal cassette but this thing didn't work in my car tape deck. Good luck!
1671794
To remove your existing cassette, it will depend on what type of cassette you have now. For a hyper glide cassette, use the FR-5.
150885
You have to use the special tool. I purchased additional tools from the customer service line which is included in the box. You can NOT remove the watch without it so it's important to always have one on hand, especially in summer when swimming begins, as w as water w ill damage the watch.
382711
No, you need a flathead scewdriver or a dime. The adjustments are also under protective caps that unscrew by hand.
952684
No special tools required. Just follow the instructions closely. BTW I love this cutter head, works great, much quieter.
1838219
There is not, though that would be very helpful for people with lots of cassettes and little time.
1262010
Yes, you dont need any special tools. You will need a few door panel plastice clips also available through Amazon.
557898
Yes, you will need this tool: Park Tool FR-6 Freewheel Remover for BMX Bikes
2171758
There is a cassette compartment. I do not have any cassettes...so I can't tell you how well it works. I'm sorry. Hope I helped in some way.
1220496
No mate but its pretty easy just take all the old sticky tape of with twizzers and put the new one on
629646
No you actually don't If you had Pro tools you have to delete the old to replace with the new