Tighten your lockring!!
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Tighten your lockring!!
I take off at a stop light today, and my pedal drops down as if the cog was sliding on the hub. At the next light, when i was slowing down, my pedals over-rotated again, now in the other direction. I freaked out. First time I thought it was a skid, but the second time I knew it wasn't.
I was afraid my threads were stripped. Luckily, they weren't. My lockring had loosened up, and the cog was screwing and unscrewing against it.
The moral of the story: check your lockring frequently and make sure it's TIGHT. Especially if you ride brakeless.
I was afraid my threads were stripped. Luckily, they weren't. My lockring had loosened up, and the cog was screwing and unscrewing against it.
The moral of the story: check your lockring frequently and make sure it's TIGHT. Especially if you ride brakeless.
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what other kind is there?
if you use a same-threaded lockring you better run some sturdy brakes.
if you use a same-threaded lockring you better run some sturdy brakes.
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Originally posted by shrimpx
what other kind is there?
if you use a same-threaded lockring you better run some sturdy brakes.
what other kind is there?
if you use a same-threaded lockring you better run some sturdy brakes.