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KOG · Kogswell Owners Group

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  • Members: 650
  • Category: Road Cycling
  • Founded: Oct 9, 2004
  • Language: English
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1238 Greg White
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May 1, 2005
11:33 am
... I would prefer 32, but only a little. I'm more interested in the hub than the spoke count. ... Nice handlebar bags (like a Riv hobo or boxy) that don't...
1239 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader Offline Send Email
May 1, 2005
4:02 pm
... Hmmm... The first bag will be a shameless knock off of the standard Berthoud saddlebag. It'll be made of nylon lined with fleece like a camera bag. It'll...
1241 eflayer98 Offline Send Email May 1, 2005
5:38 pm
now in the photos....
1242 morganpeculiar Offline Send Email May 1, 2005
5:56 pm
... arm and a leg. ... Berthoud ... One thing that's great about bags that get narrower near the seat, like the banana bag, is that they don't bump that backs...
1243 zenwhippet Offline Send Email May 1, 2005
7:42 pm
... Nick ... on ... and ... Kogswell,...
1244 eflayer98 Offline Send Email May 1, 2005
11:08 pm
It seems as if it has been a long time from idea to realization. First built up the green Kog to make sure I liked it enough to couple. Then stripped it, took...
1245 Todd Guess
yoursisterscar Offline Send Email
May 2, 2005
12:51 am
Keep us posted on the Nitto Rando bars. I am thinking of using those on my Model G build and would like to know what you think of them after a couple of weeks...
1246 Timmy Corkery
timmyhbcorkery Offline Send Email
May 2, 2005
5:13 am
Hello. My name is Timmy and I ride a G. (Hi, Timmy.) <rant> <pro'y_won't_make_lots_of_sense> I was a frequent poster to this board before my G came. I couldn't...
1247 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellcycles Offline Send Email
May 2, 2005
8:41 am
... Sweet! Nice work! Now you can have Kogswell goodness wherever you wander. Lucky! Matthew __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? ...
1248 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellcycles Offline Send Email
May 2, 2005
8:47 am
One thing that's great about bags that get narrower near the seat, like the banana bag, is that they don't bump that backs of your legs as you pedal. Taking...
1249 Todd Guess
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May 2, 2005
6:52 pm
Matthew and group, I was wondering if anyone can provide those dimensions on the 120mm rear and 100mm front hubs that i'll need to look up spoke lengths. I've...
1250 Andrew Riblet
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May 2, 2005
7:15 pm
And while we're asking ..... The G sitting in a box in the living room (my wife is starting to mention it) will be the first bike I put together mostly by...
1251 Benjamin Schurman
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May 2, 2005
7:37 pm
42mm is the chainline that you are looking for on the crank. I bought one of these: http://www.yellowjersey.org/cranx.html It's the RD5000 and it's pretty...
1252 zenwhippet Offline Send Email May 2, 2005
8:08 pm
I' learning - slowly - that it's better to kontribute rather than just read from afar. So, FWIW, here are some thoughts ... ... strong ... Now ... For ... Keen...
1253 Benjamin Schurman
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May 2, 2005
8:26 pm
Also, one thing to consider on the Sugino 75 is that it's a 144 BCD crank for the track and you can't use a reasonable size chain ring for the street on there....
1254 Andrew Riblet
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May 2, 2005
8:55 pm
... Thanks! Those cranks look a lot like the Sugino RD models that Harris has, and that are now stock on the Bianchi Pista, but perhaps slightly narrower....
1255 Andrew Riblet
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May 2, 2005
8:59 pm
... Yes. This makes sense. The RD set at Harris comes with a 48 tooth ring, and I was figuring to get a pretty big cog in the back to cope with that. I'm...
1256 Benjamin Schurman
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May 2, 2005
9:20 pm
I run the 170s. I find them to be pretty good for the most part. But if you are concerned then I would get the 165. The bike is gonna force your cadence. Who...
1257 Michael Wise
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May 2, 2005
10:49 pm
I picked up a crank as part of a gruppo I purchased on the BOB list, and replaced the Sora crank I got from Harris with it. It's a 144 BCD, even though it came...
1258 Mike Richeson
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May 3, 2005
12:16 am
And I found a jersey guy in Pakistan. I am guardedly optimistic. Anyone for a wool/silk/poly blend jersey? I'm thinking something silly like black or dark...
1259 Todd Guess
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May 3, 2005
12:53 am
I was looking through QBP today and the smallest 144bcd chainring available through them is a 45t from Salsa. That is bigger than I would want but may be...
1260 david_joshel Offline Send Email May 3, 2005
4:17 am
... Todd, you don't say exactly what hubs you're using, but here is a link to a spoke calculator with a diagram of how to measure your hub. You also need to...
1261 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellcycles Offline Send Email
May 3, 2005
11:25 am
One way to get the spoke lengths right is to use the spoke calculator: http://kogswell.com/calcspoke.html Note that the 120mm rear and the 135mm rear take the ...
1262 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellcycles Offline Send Email
May 3, 2005
11:31 am
... Three pockets is a given. But I'm struggling with the short/long sleeve issue. Instinct tell me long sleeves. Maybe a set is good: short sleeves with arm...
1263 Greg White
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May 3, 2005
12:57 pm
I've found short sleeve wool jerseys fairly easy to find, and relatively inexpensive. I vote for a long sleeve - especially since I *really* want wool when I'm...
1264 Roy H. Drinkwater
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May 3, 2005
3:33 pm
... Your guy was there <http://tinyurl.com/cj872>, I was sweating bullets waiting for the box! I even stayed late on Monday in case the shipping was late. If...
1265 zenwhippet Offline Send Email May 3, 2005
7:18 pm
And just had to share this momentous occasion ... my wife's at work till midnight (it's early evening here)... the dogs think I'm crazy ... and I feel like a...
1266 puntous3 Online Now Send Email May 3, 2005
7:41 pm
This is completely geographically motivated, but I would vote for short sleeve. Couple that with arm warmers and you are set for a variety of temps. For most...
1267 Benjamin Schurman
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May 3, 2005
7:45 pm
Oh yea, it's like krack on wheels. We understand....
1268 Murray Love
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May 3, 2005
7:56 pm
I'm voting for short sleeves with Paul here, and for exactly the same reasons: all-year riding, easy overheating in humid Pacific Northwest winters, plus the...
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