My new toy, Spesh Allez

[2wd]

Ah, just noticed you last photo! Much better without the plastic bits eh,

Sorry if its a dumb question but I'm a middle aged newbie

Is the plastic cassette wheel guard intended to be removed?

Just removed my wheel reflectors, whilst it's still in the garden I'll remove the gaurd if thats the case

 

[Moss]

Sorry if its a dumb question but I'm a middle aged newbie

Is the plastic cassette wheel guard intended to be removed?

Just removed my wheel reflectors, whilst it's still in the garden I'll remove the gaurd if thats the case

Providing your gear changer stop down scew is adjusted so there's no override on the rear cassette? You wont need that bit of plastic! I always remove them; and you'll find that most top end race bikes come without any of those unsightly plastic bits.

 

[Stephen wilby]

Do you have to remove the casette to remove it or break the plastic bit off?

 

[2wd]

Providing your gear changer stop down scew is adjusted so there's no override on the rear cassette? You wont need that bit of plastic! I always remove them; and you'll find that most top end race bikes come without any of those unsightly plastic bits.

Ok thanks for that

As the post above,break it off or remove cassette?

Just ordered the Spesh Allez Sport 27 and cant see one on that so that s one job less

 

[Cyclist33]

It should twist off if you look, you should be able to rotate it along the same plane as the cassette?

 

[Simba]

I just snapped it off as it looked awful, I am surprised it was there in the first place.