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Loctite on Stripped Cog and hub???

   
Old 05-16-10, 12:38 AM
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Loctite on Stripped Cog and hub???
so i just stripped the **** outa my aluminum hub and somewhat outa my steel cog. Could i red locktite the cog to the hub and screw the lockring on (not stripped) with it still functioning and being safe**********??
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real loctite is like 60 bucks. Get a new rim from velomine for 65
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well i got a whole new rear wheel. i was just wondering if this would hold up?? maybe keep it as a backup
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Originally Posted by marctheshark428
well i got a whole new rear wheel. i was just wondering if this would hold up?? maybe keep it as a backup
Translation: If it'll hold up to more than a days riding I can sell the rear wheel to an unsuspecting punter.

hahaha! no I believe you!
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Same situation I was in. I just rotafix'd the **** out of it because I figured the hub was already stripped anyway. Am actually still skidding around on it today, waiting on my new wheelset to arrive.
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