Double fixed cog size q

Posted on Mon 24th, May 2010

• #1

DethBeard

Is it possible to run 2 different sized cogs with the same chain?
What I mean is if I run 17t on 1 side and 15t on the other, will the same chain fit?
Obviously one will be slammed and the other at the back of the drop outs.

My frame is an 08 bowery if that helps any.
• #2

Arducius

Yes. There should be enough room in the drop out to allow for the difference between the 2 cogs. Unless you have vertical dropouts?
• #3

Sammy

i run a 19t for gettin to the track and a 14 on the other side. its fine

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