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Originally Posted by TejanoTrackie
(Post 11440304)
Yes. The most common size cog for track racing these days is 14T, and I also use 13T and 15T on some occasions. I use a 16T for warmup. This works out to about 80gi for warmup and 90gi for racing. On the road, however, I have no need for anything smaller than 16T, since my gearing very rarely exceeds 70gi.
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Originally Posted by Vixtor
(Post 11447550)
Check out this stash of cogs and chainrings.
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chris hoy has to come somehow to the track too?!
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just came along this hub. it's listed on the novatec hp but pretty wage description. supposedly 120 spacing and track hub. iso interface on both sides? where can i order one? big fan of the bolt on cogs! does anybody knows more? |
I've used Miche's cog+carrier system for, I think, three years of riding to the track, changing gears, racing, and riding home from the track. I would have just used both sides of a hub if I had a duplex-style hub, but I was using a Zeus hub, so I had to make do with one side.
It was definitely far preferable to using a chainwhip and switching cogs all the time. It never loosened or got any shimmy or play - the lockring, properly tightened, prevented the cog from moving with respect to the carrier. The Miche system has an advantage over the Formula system - if something bad happens to the Miche system, you're out a cog and a carrier, probably, but if something bad happens to the Formula system, you may be out a whole hub. That said, I'd definitely be interested in considering p a race wheel built around one of these Formula hubs. 28h laced to a Kinlin rim, 14 and 15t cogs for warmup and for racing at the NSC velodrome... that would be proper. |
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