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Old 09-08-13 | 01:11 PM
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From: Ciudad de Vacas, Tejas

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Originally Posted by bowzette
I want to put a fixed clog on free wheel side of flip/flop. I have brakes and don't put back pressure on pedals. I heard a bottom bracket lock ring will keep the cog from coming loose. Will this work well. Is not having a lock ring an issue if I tighten the cog well with chain whip, used brakes and don't put back pressure on pedals?
A BB lockring doesn't help very much, since it unscrews in the same direction as the cog. I'd suggest using some Loctite blue threadlocker on the cog threads, which will keep it tight, but still not make it impossible to remove if you ever want to do so. Be sure you thoroughly degrease the cog and hub threads prior to using the Loctite.
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