i always forget this...
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i always forget this...
how small do track cogs go? it's 14t, right? but i think i've heard that shimano made one as low as 12t, just not for very long, so there aren't many.
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thanks, i'll try not to forget this. i swear this has been brought up before, but i couldn't find the thread...
oh, and i know a larger chainring is better, but i'm thinkin about building up a bike with a bmx chainring, so it may have to have a smaller chainring.
i like bmx chainrings:

etc...
oh, and i know a larger chainring is better, but i'm thinkin about building up a bike with a bmx chainring, so it may have to have a smaller chainring.
i like bmx chainrings:

etc...
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Originally Posted by sirpoopalot
the 12t and (maybe 13t also) ones would require smaller (eg. thinner) lockring..because the chain would hit a normal sized lockring.
don't bother with a track cog under 14t. just go larger chainring.
don't bother with a track cog under 14t. just go larger chainring.
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Originally Posted by humancongereel
thanks, i'll try not to forget this. i swear this has been brought up before, but i couldn't find the thread...
oh, and i know a larger chainring is better, but i'm thinkin about building up a bike with a bmx chainring, so it may have to have a smaller chainring.
i like bmx chainrings:
etc...
oh, and i know a larger chainring is better, but i'm thinkin about building up a bike with a bmx chainring, so it may have to have a smaller chainring.
i like bmx chainrings:
etc...
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Originally Posted by sirpoopalot
how bigga ratio you wanna run? bmx rings usually go to 44t or so, and 44x14 is 82 gear inches..way way big for the streets..unless you wanna run a bmx ring on the track which is kinda illogical
meh, low 70s to maybe mid 70s.
the thing is, i know there are some chainrings i could get at 44t or 45t, like i'd like. but there are some i've found that are kinda cool, but top out at 39t, 40t...some don't even go that high.
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don't fight, guys. he was just trying to help...it's hard to understand people's exact meanings on the intarwebz sometimes.
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Originally Posted by willypilgrim
I think he was just trying to illustrate that they are not difficult to obtain.
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OOOH! I like BMX chainwheels too! I seen them as high as 46 (I think).
What cranks can you use with that FSA? FSA?
The cranks tend to be pricey though.
What cranks can you use with that FSA? FSA?
The cranks tend to be pricey though.
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no kidding.
I was asking Human. More like, FSA or Profile Racing etc.
I was asking Human. More like, FSA or Profile Racing etc.
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ha ha ha...no...i dunno about the cranks, i have a bmx and i'm really doing badly at learning tricks, so i 'll probably cannibalize that. the cranks are sort of worn, maybe they're fsa.
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I understand... but still, I was asking Human which ones in particular he was going to use.
I really like that setup that MrWhite has on his Fixed.

I really like that setup that MrWhite has on his Fixed.
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Originally Posted by exfreewheeler
I understand... but still, I was asking Human which ones in particular he was going to use.






