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Old 09-09-12 | 03:17 AM
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ianjk
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Originally Posted by wroomwroomoops
What I see here are two track cogs on the rear wheel. If that's the case, then this setup can't possibly work well, because either one of the track cogs will be stripped, or at the very least be loosened from the hub, immediately.
If properly installed, it will work just fine. You shouldn't strip or loosen a cog. My thought is that since the cogs are threaded on, the will most likely be within a couple degrees of each other, so unless they and the hub are machined perfectly, one cog will be doing more propelling and one will be doing more braking.
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