Kogswell 6 bolt cog
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Kogswell 6 bolt cog
I was over at one of my favorite shops 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.
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I paid 4 drill bits and some blood for my bolt-on cog. It was worth all of it.
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Originally Posted by marqueemoon
I was over at one of my favorite shops 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.