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Old 11-06-07 | 02:27 AM
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Cog keeps slipping

Hello

I'm having troubles with OnOne hubs and cogs (these are made in Taiwan and sold in UK under the OnOne name).

Cog keeps slipping during skid, I used the shimano whip for cog and lockring



I even rotafixed the cog on the hub and used a small spacer just to be sure that the lockring was pressed hard on the cog without result.

Maybe the hub is defective?
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Old 11-06-07 | 02:29 AM
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What do the threads currently look like?
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Old 11-06-07 | 02:37 AM
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stripped probably, if you can post a picture of the threads it would help
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Old 11-06-07 | 03:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Ziemas
What do the threads currently look like?
Hub and cog are brand new, threads seems still ok
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Old 11-06-07 | 06:56 AM
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On-one hubs - they look identical to dimension hubs. The solution to your problem is to use rotafix on the cog and then get hozan lockring pliers and really tighten the lockring on.

It also helps not to use cheap cogs/lockrings. It also helps even more not to have a spacer on the lockring (why?). Less thread engagement on the lockring = bad.

The other solution is to get a brake and stop skidding.

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