Shark toothed cog, turn around and keep using?
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Shark toothed cog, turn around and keep using?
I've got a Sturmey Archer cog that's noticeably but not severely worn. Is it OK to just turn it around and keep riding it, or does it need to be replaced? I guess 15 years of service is pretty good for a cog, but still, waste not want not.
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On the other hand, cogs are cheap.
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^^ this,,, 13,14,15t, (in my past AW3 findings) are flat, 16t+ are dished.
have 2 spacers on the hub? moving those can keep chainline close,
after flipping cog..
Although now Sun-Race S-A may have expanded the range of flat cogs
above the 3 mentioned.
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have 2 spacers on the hub? moving those can keep chainline close,
after flipping cog..
Although now Sun-Race S-A may have expanded the range of flat cogs
above the 3 mentioned.
..