Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Kogswell 6 bolt cog

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marqueemoon
01-22-07, 02:40 AM
I was over at one of my favorite shops (http://www.freerangecycles.com/index.shtml) the other day that just became a Kogswell dealer. They had just gotten it in. Apparently a prototype. It looked like a standard 18t cassette cog that had just been drilled out. Nothing fancy, but from what I've seen of the descriptions of people drilling their own it could be worth a few bucks not to have to go through the hassle.
shogun17
01-22-07, 03:05 AM
I paid 4 drill bits and some blood for my bolt-on cog. It was worth all of it.
Soil_Sampler
01-22-07, 06:16 AM
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painthawg
01-23-07, 07:55 AM
I was over at one of my favorite shops (http://www.freerangecycles.com/index.shtml) the other day that just became a Kogswell dealer. They had just gotten it in. Apparently a prototype. It looked like a standard 18t cassette cog that had just been drilled out. Nothing fancy, but from what I've seen of the descriptions of people drilling their own it could be worth a few bucks not to have to go through the hassle.
IMO, it is one of those peices that with the right equipment is super simple. Without the right tools it could be a large PITA. I bought two Kogswell cogs and liked them.
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