6 Tooth cog?
04-11-10, 09:58 PM
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6 Tooth cog?
How does this work? isnt it equal to something higher? due to the spacing?
04-11-10, 10:21 PM
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Gearing is all about the diameter of the gears, not the amount of teeth on the sprockets.
The Inch Pitch chain and sprocket combos worked just like the stuff we have today. It was just a different way of doing it.
Google is your friend:
https://www.nostalgic.net/article-chain.htm
The Inch Pitch chain and sprocket combos worked just like the stuff we have today. It was just a different way of doing it.
Google is your friend:
https://www.nostalgic.net/article-chain.htm
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it was a qoute from myspace many years ago... some other forum i go to use it everytime a useless thread comes up...
anyways...
i've seen those cogs on the newer bmx style bikes... right...? but it's alot smaller in diameter...
anyways...
i've seen those cogs on the newer bmx style bikes... right...? but it's alot smaller in diameter...
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https://www.flatlandfuel.com/index.as...OD&ProdID=1373
I'm pretty sure the regular half inch pitch currently on the market is a 9t cog.
04-12-10, 03:03 AM
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actually, the 8t one you're thinking of is inch pitch as well, but yes, it was for flatland.
https://www.flatlandfuel.com/index.as...OD&ProdID=1373
I'm pretty sure the regular half inch pitch currently on the market is a 9t cog.
https://www.flatlandfuel.com/index.as...OD&ProdID=1373
I'm pretty sure the regular half inch pitch currently on the market is a 9t cog.
https://www.treefortbikes.com/product...rofile-8t.html
Although, it is interesting to see a modern skip tooth front sprocket.
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Since the thread was about rear cogs I was referring to products like the Profile 8t driver like this one...
https://www.treefortbikes.com/product...rofile-8t.html
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https://www.treefortbikes.com/product...rofile-8t.html
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