Phil Wood Cog
02-15-06 | 08:34 PM
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knucklehead
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02-15-06 | 09:01 PM
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02-15-06 | 11:57 PM
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Beausage is Beautiful
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From: Saitama, Japan
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I've got an 18t cog coming in from Business Cycles some time this week. I am excited!
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02-16-06 | 12:01 AM
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King Among Runaways
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From: MKE
Bikes: 2004 Bianchi Pista, Cannondale Track, Soma Pake, Schwinn Breeze
Originally Posted by Fugazi Dave
I've got an 18t cog coming in from Business Cycles some time this week. I am excited!
Came super quick.
Ordered it on Saturday got it today.
But, what the F is up with their online ordering system?
The majority of the best online bike shops have the ****tiest websites EVER!
Yellow Jersey, BikeWorks NYC, Business Cycles...
What gives?
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02-16-06 | 12:03 AM
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Beausage is Beautiful
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From: Saitama, Japan
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Too busy being awesome on a personal level to put too much into their sites. Some of the designers here should offer their design services to these site in exchange for bike schwag.
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02-16-06 | 12:29 AM
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I really like my 18t. It is beefy as balls though....
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02-16-06 | 02:15 AM
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Originally Posted by roscoenyc57
gracias
02-16-06 | 02:45 AM
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i don't stop
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From: basel, switzerland
Bikes: soma rush, giro
Originally Posted by sers
Is there a particular reason why the cog is only polished on the face? (aside from aesthetics)
and one side, because you only see the one side (when mounted).
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02-16-06 | 02:53 AM
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Originally Posted by travsi
i also thought they were polished, but i think they're just chromed...
and one side, because you only see the one side (when mounted).
and one side, because you only see the one side (when mounted).
02-16-06 | 03:12 AM
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i don't stop
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From: basel, switzerland
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ok, so when chroming things they're just dipped, which
i knew. and usually they are polished before, so you're
right, they are polished. but i guess it would be possible
just to partially dip the cog face down. that's actually sort
of the impression i got when i looked at mine. it seemed
that it was chromed, then the chrome (shinyness) faded
away just on the other side of the teeth.
so ...ask phil.
i knew. and usually they are polished before, so you're
right, they are polished. but i guess it would be possible
just to partially dip the cog face down. that's actually sort
of the impression i got when i looked at mine. it seemed
that it was chromed, then the chrome (shinyness) faded
away just on the other side of the teeth.
so ...ask phil.
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02-16-06 | 03:30 AM
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From: salem, OR
Bikes: EAI Bare Knuckle track, Gianni Motta track, Lemond road bike, Nishiki road fixed conversion, piles of parts.
Originally Posted by sers
Is there a particular reason why the cog is only polished on the face? (aside from aesthetics)
02-16-06 | 03:31 AM
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lunatic fringe
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From: Miles from Nowhere, Columbia County, OR
Bikes: 1980 Schwinn World Sport, 1982 Schwinn Super Le Tour, 1984 (?) Univega Single Speed/Fixed conversion, Kogswell G58 fixed gear, 1987 Schwinn Super Sport
Originally Posted by travsi
ok, so when chroming things they're just dipped, which
i knew. and usually they are polished before, so you're
right, they are polished. but i guess it would be possible
just to partially dip the cog face down. that's actually sort
of the impression i got when i looked at mine. it seemed
that it was chromed, then the chrome (shinyness) faded
away just on the other side of the teeth.
so ...ask phil.
i knew. and usually they are polished before, so you're
right, they are polished. but i guess it would be possible
just to partially dip the cog face down. that's actually sort
of the impression i got when i looked at mine. it seemed
that it was chromed, then the chrome (shinyness) faded
away just on the other side of the teeth.
so ...ask phil.
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02-16-06 | 09:23 AM
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i have a 14t, beautimous!
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