None really, wore them all down. What I did is hack a 7-speed MTB
cassette, ground the offending wide splines down so they fit UG and
stacked the desired assortment of sprockets. I could easily make a HG
out of it again. Just didn't want to tear it all down again because the
outer cog is really hard to get off.
> Remove the axle and check the wheel bearings. with the axle out you
> can also remove the Uniglide cassette body. ...
That's the problem. I tried my darndest and the nuts on the axle are
solidly corroded in place. Probably courtesy of a move across the
Atlantic in winter weather.
> ... If it's indeed your
> Ubiglide body that's toast then let us know the number of cigs you
> had on it.
Cigs? I don't smoke :-)
> ... I might have another Uniglide body I can send you or even
> a cross-over one that will take either a Uniglide cassette with a
> screw on high cog or a Hyperglide cassette with a screw on retainer.
> The crossover body has both external and internal threads. An image
> of the hub without the body on it will show me if what I have will
> fit your hub.
>
> Good luck and cheers
>
Thanks, Sir, that is very kind. But right now I just want to nurse it
along. Soon I need a new rear rim as well because it's getting ground
down from the braking in the mountainous region here. Then I'll likely
buy an Aeromax or Vuelta wheel set. I'll have to find something with not
so deep rims though because my extra thick tubes don't have long valve
stems.