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09-05-05, 02:26 PM
Am all set up on making my folding Raleigh twenty a fixie (54t ->14t on 20" 406 wheels) but for one small problem - the dura-ace track cog leaves no room on the bmx hub for a lock-ring.
I've heard people say you can get away with glueing but I'm not sure what kind to use; I'm in the UK so I'm not sure if I can get JB Weld. Ideally if someone can recommend something I can pick up in the local DIY hypermarket it'd be most appreciated. (I considered araldite - but it's too messy to attempt if it's crap - plus I had a laughable attempt at Cyronacrylate Superglue this evening that instantly told me in about three turns of the wheel that it really wasn't gonna cut the mustard...)
Sorry if this is a recurring topic. Just want to know a UK glue that will get me proper fixed!
Thanks in advance
Huw
I've heard people say you can get away with glueing but I'm not sure what kind to use; I'm in the UK so I'm not sure if I can get JB Weld. Ideally if someone can recommend something I can pick up in the local DIY hypermarket it'd be most appreciated. (I considered araldite - but it's too messy to attempt if it's crap - plus I had a laughable attempt at Cyronacrylate Superglue this evening that instantly told me in about three turns of the wheel that it really wasn't gonna cut the mustard...)
Sorry if this is a recurring topic. Just want to know a UK glue that will get me proper fixed!
Thanks in advance
Huw