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Old 06-25-19 | 07:57 PM
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agnewton
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Bikes: Fuji TS IV, '84, Sp.RR, '73, mixte '75; Miyata 110; Peugeot UO-10, b'78-d'20

Originally Posted by Philasteve
Yeah exactly, just throw a rag over your bottom bracket and wrap the chain over it. That's what I do.
That'll be the plan (a rag and some muscle) for the final torque of the cog. I picked up the rear axle spacers this past weekend. My project for the next week will be to re-dish the wheel.

To satisfy some curiosity, I tried the track cog on a multi-speed hub from '70's (Maillard) wondering if there'd be more threads on an older hub. Nope. There is still only, at most, two exposed threads. Maybe an old, pre-2005 Surly cog or a cheap cog that's cheap because it has less threading/ material would do, but I'm going to stick with what I got for now.
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