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• #177
Then give it to a bicycle shop to get it tightened properly Iain.
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• #178
To late Scobs... Its all dry now
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• #179
i have a problem, i took off the lockring, cos i noticed when the wheel spins it isnt paralell with the cog, so it looks like it was threaded on wrong (like this when i got the wheel,) then i cleaned and greased it up and up it back on, and seemed ook, untill some creeking noises from the bike and i decided to take everything apart and put it bck together, and the lockring wont go on stright again! and i find some metal stipped in the thread of the lockring?! can anyone tell me if its my lockring is fucked or my hub is fuk?!?!?!?!
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• #180
well just checked more, the lockring threads are still very good, so i think my hub is stripping a bit, althought the threads are still visible, what should i do now?!?!
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• #181
I would suggest grammar first, then focus on spelling.
Best of luck.
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• #182
Sounds like stripped hub to me but kinda hard to tell from your description. A photo might say it better.
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• #183
I ment to say the threads for the lock ring, sorry for the grammar n the confusion thanks -
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• #185
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v435/xxxxbeastxxxx/
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• #186
Wants a login or something.
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• #187
Meh will.do it later w the computerz
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• #189
yey it worked
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• #190
Hub looks fine to me. Show us the lock ring.
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• #191
went to the shop, guy told me my hubs not suppose to be with a phil lockring, bad marriage, so gona go after a DA lockring now!
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• #192
Lockring threads look fine. Cog threads might not be if they've been crossed. Maybe take the cog off and let's have a look. Phil is a diffierent thread to DA?
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• #193
i cant seem to get the cog out, needa take it to LBS but apprently cog is compatible but not the lockring, phil lockring doesnt fit DA hub and vice versa
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• #194
Phil is Campagnolo thread lockring, not compatible with Dura Ace and majority of other track hubs
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• #195
Yah, lesson i have learnt,
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• #196
I once installed a french bb into english threaded bb shell, they were plastic cups so no damage done. figured out a year later what the 35p1 meant
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• #197
lockring arrived and installed, everything seemed fine, nothing was sliping or making noise, so hopefully it will stay fine, gona take it to the lbs and tighten a bit more as my tool is shit and i slips off the lockring,
also not gona take the cog off, incase it might cause any damage for now,
thanks guys
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• #198
All's well that ends well.
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• #199
never again will i ask blb another repair related question! they told me to buy one of their wheels half way through my question, blood sucking fkers, they are worse than lawyers....
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• #200
^haha yep. Only go there if they have something nobody else stocks.
Yup,
did that :-) I cleaned all the surfaces, smeared the remaining hub thread in J-B Weld putty, the cog thread, the sides that were going to touch, the lockring sides, the remaining thread for the lockring- basically everythinhg.... So hopefully at least created enough surface area it wont budge for anything.