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Old 04-27-08, 01:12 AM
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Originally Posted by TheScientist
So, I have an EAI cog, I just got back from the bikeshop where they told me it was too thick, which was the reason I stripped the lockring threads on my hub. Now my wheel is rebuilt, what to do? Should I sell the EAI cogs to get my hands on some phils?
I'm not sure I understand the problem. Did you strip the lockring threads on your old hub because not enough of the lockring was able to engage? My choice for cogs has been surly or dura-ace, if not enough lockring threads are engaging you might look into the dura-ace cogs, the 1/8" variety is recessed on the side so the lockring can thread on a bit more.
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