Welding the cog

Are we not overlooking the obvious? Surely epoxy resin adhesive would hold a sprocket to a hub pretty well. Just be thorough about degreasing and drying the mating surfaces and use Araldite Fusion to guarantee perfect mixology.

I want to know more about your use of the word 'impenitent'.

im·pen·i·tent/imˈpenitnt/
Adjective: Not feeling shame or regret about one's actions or attitudes.

We'll see about regret when he tries his first skid...

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im·pen·i·tent/imˈpenitnt/
Adjective: Not feeling shame or regret about one's actions or attitudes.

I wanted to know more about his use of the word, not you telling me something I already know. This isn't Any Question Answered. Now piss off.

I had to look it up. It seemed odd to use it on this forum. I want answers.

Well no doubt Mr Mastermind will be along to give them even when he's not been asked.

I wanted to know more about his use of the word,

I find that hard to believe. I suggest that you actually wanted to laud it over him with your erudition, over what you presumed to be a malapropism on his part.

Calm now girls. Shouldn't you both be in bed?

I find that hard to believe. I suggest that you actually wanted to laud it over him with your erudition, over what you presumed to be a malapropism on his part.

I suggest you're the same tedious cunt you've always been.

stop fighting now girls

Blu-Tack

Blu-tack is only good for single speed freewheels. For fixed, you need to use a good thick coating of PRANG glue stick.

popcorn please

Popcorn is no good for affixing cogs. Noob.

It's no better than Loctite 222, and it takes too long to scrape the toffee off the corn.

You could use those hard ones at the bottom, they're proper tough.

Is hippy baiting noobs again like on the spanner thread

Ffs lynch him

don/t make me subjectyou to the big tunesof biggie smalls

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You could get an alloy sprocket and then tig weld it onto the hub.

You'd need to be very careful, and even then I think it unlikely that you would avoid warping one or both parts.

You would have to really want to keep using that hub I think.

I don't know if thats a good idea, there are other options, such as drilling holes in the sprocket and then with heavy duty zip ties attach the sprocket onto the spokes also.
Oh please let me know if something bad happens.

I'm sorry what? zip ties?

You would have to really want to keep using that hub I think.

to the point where you value it more than your life i'd say. get a new hub and don't make yourself a hazard to other road users.

Impatient was what spell check gave me due to me being lazy as fuck latley. Ended up drilling out the threaded threads on the lockring side, the lockring then threaded on, gave it a coat of araldite just to be sure it stuck. Holding up good so far apparently.