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Old 02-20-09 | 02:28 AM
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Gobo
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Bikes: IRO Mark V (Autumn)

Originally Posted by jakerock
I would try one that is the same as the cog that you have been riding SS... if you are concerned about control and learning brakeless deceleration and skidding make it a size or two higher than what you are used to as SS... I bought a replacement wheel recently that just so happened to have an 18 on it when I was used to riding a 16 SS... Was cool for learning to stop, but is really way too slow for me even after just a couple of days... I just ordered a lock ring tool and a a couple of smaller cogs!
Also, if you dont have toeclips... you will want them with fixed gear.
Best...jake
Thanks for the info!
Yeah i definitely will need some form of foot retention, but i guess one step at a time. Excuse my inexperience but what does a lock ring tool help you do? switch out different cogs easier? or is it just something that you need for a fixed cog period? But that sounds like a good idea going a few sizes higher, thanks for the help.
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