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help, having hard time to get cog onto hub

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Old 09-22-08 | 08:32 PM
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help, having hard time to get cog onto hub

i just got a new EAI cog and im trying to install it on my hubs, it starts off fine then it basicky sticks when i try and thread it on by hand. how smooth is it suppose to go on the hub? i removed teh cog, all the threads look fine and not x-threaded. What do i do? should i use the chain wip to tighten it on?
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Old 09-22-08 | 08:36 PM
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what hub? its not italian thread or something is it?

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Old 09-22-08 | 08:40 PM
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Old 09-22-08 | 08:44 PM
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its a bontrager race x lite wheel set. the dura ace lock ring screws on fine. first time screwing a fixed cog on it, has a freewheel on the other side.
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Old 09-23-08 | 10:05 AM
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its a bontrager race x lite wheel set. the dura ace lock ring screws on fine. first time screwing a fixed cog on it, has a freewheel on the other side.
Make sure you lube the threads of the hub first, if it still shows resistence DO NOT FORCE IT!

What kind of hub is it?
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Old 09-23-08 | 10:13 AM
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Make sure your cog thread match the hub threads...
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Old 09-23-08 | 03:05 PM
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Make sure your cog thread match the hub threads...
this is what Bontrager says their hubs are:
ISOTrack cogs are threaded 1.375" x 24 tpi, Just like a bottom bracket. ISOTrack lockrings are threaded 1.29" x 24 tpi LH, a left handed thread.Freewheel threading is the same as the ISO track cog just without thelockring portion.


so it should go on smooth, since EAI is standard.
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