Changing cogs - London Fixed-gear and Single-speed

magpie00 · 15th August 2008

hello everyone,

couple of questions,
I want to change the 16t cog on my pista for a 17t, anyone know where i can get one that'll fit? i went to BLB cycle surgery, evans and bicycle magic. they only had 1/18 ones. what's the difference/advantage of the 1/18th track chain and the 3/32? i don't really want to change everything. I wanted to try and change it myself and i gather i'll need a chain whip. is it relatively straight forward?

cheers

dogsballs · 15th August 2008

gizmond · 15th August 2008

What he said below, although I still like the picture

provenrad · 15th August 2008

its easy..
1 - buy a 3\32 cog from Condor.
2 - Google 'rotafix'.
3 - get hands dirty.
3b - wash hands
4 - beer \ cup of tea.

magpie00 · 15th August 2008

^ condor, cheers!

kowalski · 15th August 2008

Or go here:

http://hubjub.co.uk

Score a Dura Ace track tool and an EAI cog.

Then ask Sheldon.

15th August 2008	#1
magpie00	Changing cogs hello everyone, couple of questions, I want to change the 16t cog on my pista for a 17t, anyone know where i can get one that'll fit? i went to BLB cycle surgery, evans and bicycle magic. they only had 1/18 ones. what's the difference/advantage of the 1/18th track chain and the 3/32? i don't really want to change everything. I wanted to try and change it myself and i gather i'll need a chain whip. is it relatively straight forward? cheers
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15th August 2008	#2
dogsballs	:(
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15th August 2008	#3
gizmond	What he said below, although I still like the picture
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provenrad	its easy.. 1 - buy a 3\32 cog from Condor. 2 - Google 'rotafix'. 3 - get hands dirty. 3b - wash hands 4 - beer \ cup of tea.
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kowalski	Or go here: http://hubjub.co.uk Score a Dura Ace track tool and an EAI cog. Then ask Sheldon.
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