Wanted: Old cogs with stripped/damaged threads

Posted on Sun 16th, August 2009

• #1

pedalo

Hi hi
I'm looking for any cogs with stripped or damaged threads...As long as the teeth are in reasonable condition i'm interested.
Any takers/givers?
• #2

rocker9455

May i ask what you are going to use them for? i am intrigued
• #3

pedalo

i'd like to drill holes in them to use as bolt-on cogs. i want to make wheels with front mtb disc hubs from reclaimed bike bits. totally diy post apocalyptic mad max fixed wheel.
• #4

rocker9455

cool, i wish you the best of luck :) unfortunatley i dont have any striped hubs. . . if i do aquire any i shall pass them on to you!
• #5

tamu

Hey Ive got an old one off a langster. threads are ok but you can still have it.

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