1/8 chainring compatible with 3/32 cog
Will this possibly work? I'm trying to piece my wife's bike together and have a few parts laying around.
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yes, not the best but yes
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Thanks, I'm running brakes with a freewheel cog right now and will probably go with a 1/8 cog on the fix side when I get around to it.
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I don't think my wife will ever want to ride her bike fixedgear anyway
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Yes, it's fine. Some catalogs even sell the 3/32 cog as "suitable for 3/32" and 1/8" chain"
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It will work with a 1/8" chain.
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Originally Posted by mihlbach
(Post 8403682)
It will work with a 1/8" chain.
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I'm running a 3/32" cog with 1/8" chainring and chain, and I've got no problems whatsoever.
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thanks everyone, I just got done putting it together and it seems ok.
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Originally Posted by RIZZXX7
(Post 8402602)
Will this possibly work? I'm trying to piece my wife's bike together and have a few parts laying around.
That's one reason I like to run 1/8" chain -- it works with either 1/8" or 3/32" drive train components, so you can mix and match to your heart's desire. |
Didn't know where else to ask this so I apologize for going off topic, but does anyone ride a 48/14 gear setup? I normally ride 48/16, and do ok on hills. I'm planning on doing a short triathlon on my fixed gear and wanted to have a better gear ratio. I'm thinking any decent hill will kill me, but I don't know.
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Originally Posted by lanOGiro
(Post 8405550)
Didn't know where else to ask this so I apologize for going off topic, but does anyone ride a 48/14 gear setup? I normally ride 48/16, and do ok on hills. I'm planning on doing a short triathlon on my fixed gear and wanted to have a better gear ratio. I'm thinking any decent hill will kill me, but I don't know.
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