Thread: Disc Fix Cog
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Old 05-26-08 | 11:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Iser@n
And...... Dare I say it? The Londonfixiecog (can't speak for the tomicog) feels more secure than a normal track cog. No slipping cog, no chain line issues, it's durable and just works. Using some loctite with the bolts will make it sure you won't loose any bolts, but I don't think it is necessary.
Yes, it is more secure.
1) theory: Unlike traditional thread on + lockring one, ISO 6 bolt interface is NOT being fastened in the direction of applied torque so the bolts have only shearing load on them.
2) practice: disc brakes were designed for exerting much higher torques than any rider ever will.

Last edited by vobopl; 05-27-08 at 06:03 PM. Reason: originally posted before morning coffee
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