Old 03-16-08, 12:01 AM
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what type of chain are you using. If you have chain made for multiple gears it may be too thin for the surly cog. I may not be seating well onto the teeth of the cog, as single speed cogs are fatter than the cassette cogs. Try a single speed chain (if you haven't already).
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