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Am I making a sprocket/cog mistake?
That and screw vs. bolt.
I like a bit of pedantry as much as the next man, but testers riding fixed are said to be "on the cog", and if you don't call the IS2000 mount sprockets "bolt-on" because they are attached with screws, then you end up calling them "screw-on", which would be confusing. On the other hand, if you're getting together the flaming torches and pitch forks over the misuse of ISO when people mean IS2000, count me in 🙂
gbj_tester-
testers riding fixed are said to be "on the cog", and if you don't call the IS2000 mount sprockets "bolt-on" because they are attached with screws, then you end up calling them "screw-on", which would be confusing.
Quite, hence the "pedant" qualification.
But the experience of being "schooled" by an ex-Ford toolmaker, is not one I'll readily forget.
...the misuse of ISO when people mean IS2000...
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Scilly.Suffolk
That and screw vs. bolt.
More constructively, here's the ISO mount sprocket thread which may be useful to you and, judging by the title, is refreshingly pedant-free.
:)