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• #2
best to get a new lockring.
shimano DA ones are good
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• #3
what he ^ says, DA all da way
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• #4
I've got DA on mine. Both work fine.
I don't mean to be patronising, but you are turning it anti-clockwise to screw it on?
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• #5
also, not sure about running a italian threaded cog on there.
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• #6
It says on the BETD web site that Goldtec hubs use Shimano lockrings.
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• #7
Sorry to hijack the thread but is it OK to use an EAI cog on a Dura-Ace hub. Just the lockrings that aren't meant to be swappable?
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• #8
yes, eai on dura ace is fine, but once you've used one brand, stick to it. differ cog manufacturers all have slightly diff thread tolerances, so by using a variety of cog brands, you may be shifting the threads on your hub, and i've seen a few hubs stripped because of this. go with eai, but then always go with eai.
clearly i am an idiot but even after reading various old threads can i just confirm that my old miche lockring will not work on my impending glodtech hub ? opinion seem to be that i can use my italian threaded cog as the tolerances are close. poor and paranoid about stripping it.
advice ?
cheers