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Brant from On-One offers free shipping on On-One Cogs!

MMcG

MMcG

Ride till you puke!
Dec 10, 2002
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Burlington, Connecticut
Hey fellow 29er Monkeys:

Brant at On-One has offered us a nice little treat - free shipping on On-One single speed cogs!

All you gotta do is go to the On-One Site at http://www.on-one.co.uk/

Order up the cog of your choice - they come in two styles - splined http://www.on-one.co.uk/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=147&MMN_position=238:238 or regular stylee http://www.on-one.co.uk/index.php?module=kcart&op=view&product=skoossga22

When you complete your order head to the additional comments box enter this information: "I'm a monkey"

Simple as that!!

Pretty cool!

Thanks Brant!!
 
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Chimp
Nov 15, 2001
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Well you're close :-) - your links point to the same product - all Groove Armada cogs are shimano spline compatible.
 
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Drevil

Chimp
Apr 11, 2004
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brant said:
Well you're close :-) - your links point to the same product - all Groove Armada cogs are shimano spline compatible.
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Brant,

Can you design up a disc fixie cog and put it into mass production, pleeeeez? Boone takes too dang long, and I can't find another reliable source.

Guaranteed you'll sell a lot...or your money back :busted:
 
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Chimp
Nov 15, 2001
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I thought someone was doing them? I did think about it, but haven't had chance to look at chainline issues - are there any?
 
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Chimp
Apr 11, 2004
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brant said:
I thought someone was doing them? I did think about it, but haven't had chance to look at chainline issues - are there any?
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Kogswell is puported to be doing some, but multiple attempts to contact them have led to nothing, i.e., they never got back to me. Besides, they aren't anywhere as cool as you and your bikes :brows:

As for chainline issues, I've never had any with my disc fixie cogs. I haven't done any actual measuring of the chainline, but I can run the front chainring in the inner and outer position. This weekend I did a gravel road century and wanted to put a bigger ring on. The 46 T ring wouldn't fit in the outer position (because of the chainstay interference), so I used 4mm chainring spacers to bump it out a bit. No problemo.



Maybe I'm lucky, but I've never (or at least don't recall) ever having chainline issues in my 6 years of singlespeeding on all kinds of bikes and drivetrains. I even switch between inner and outer chainring positions when I want to put on a bashguard and don't notice a difference.
 
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