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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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159 ziplok22 Offline Send Email Dec 1, 2004
11:10 pm
Hi, I just got a P58, and am building it up now, but I'm stuck on the seatpost binder bolt (?!) Took the frame to the hardware store and found some bolts that...
160 Andy Marchant-Shapiro
marchantshapiro Offline Send Email
Dec 1, 2004
11:40 pm
If it's at all like D58, then the frame isn't threaded. You need to go down to your LBS and ask for a 'road' binder bolt. I don't know if there's a keyway on...
161 Todd Guess
yoursisterscar Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2004
5:39 am
I have a technical question for you folks. On my mountain bike turned commuter I am replacing the drive train (long overdue). I would like to do away with my...
162 matthewgrimm Offline Send Email Dec 2, 2004
7:25 am
Quickbeam geometry: Seat Tube Angle: 72 Head Tube Angle: 72.5 Fork Rake: 45 TT: 57 Chainstay: 43.5 BB Drop: 73...
163 matthewgrimm Offline Send Email Dec 2, 2004
7:27 am
The P model uses an M6 x 25mm allen screw for the seat lug...
164 Andy Marchant-Shapiro
marchantshapiro Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2004
11:16 am
Actually, what you're proposing sounds like what I would do. The front derailer doesn't serve a tensioning function, but it can serve as a kind of guide....
165 davidmoskovitz Offline Send Email Dec 2, 2004
1:20 pm
I recommend a chainring designed for single speeding, that is, without ramps and pins, and with full symetric teeth. You might find that this will be enough...
166 Dan Gurney
dangurney Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2004
1:47 pm
You shouldn't need a front derailleur on a single chainring drivetrain. In the old days lots of bikes had rear derailleurs only. Take the front derailleur off...
167 alex wetmore
alexphredorg Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2004
3:30 pm
... Yes, that works well. The other option is to get a new middle ring with very tall teeth (one meant for single speed use) and the chain shouldn't derail as...
168 Scott Henry
eskenry Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2004
4:11 pm
... I use the leave on the front deraileur method of keeping my chain in place. My cross bike used to be asingle ring setup and the FD method always worked...
169 alex wetmore
alexphredorg Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2004
4:15 pm
... The Rocket Rings that Harris Cyclery sells look like they would work: http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/chainrings.html about halfway down. alex...
170 alex wetmore
alexphredorg Offline Send Email
Dec 2, 2004
5:57 pm
... The middle ring on an old Shimano 600 triple has tall teeth. The middle ring on modern cranks have little short teeth that are designed to derail chains...
171 Todd Guess
yoursisterscar Offline Send Email
Dec 3, 2004
3:07 am
I looked at the rocket rings today, but they only come in 100 / 130 B.C.D. and I need 94. What do you think of this ...
172 Scott Paris
ziplok22 Offline Send Email
Dec 4, 2004
8:11 am
... From: Andy Marchant-Shapiro [mailto:marchantshapiro@...] Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2004 6:40 PM To: KOG@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE: [KOG] Dumb...
173 Andy Marchant-Shapiro
marchantshapiro Offline Send Email
Dec 4, 2004
11:14 am
OK, thanks. Now I'll know better than to give advice on the P-series! :-o _____ From: Scott Paris [mailto:sparis145149@...] Sent: Saturday, December...
174 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellcycles Offline Send Email
Dec 6, 2004
9:06 pm
After a couple of weeks of not hearing from Eisentraut, and thinking that he'd shined me on, he wrote today to say that he'll answer back in a week. Kool. MG...
175 lrobinsonco Offline Send Email Dec 7, 2004
3:08 am
Hey guys and gals, have any of you ever delt with this? I downloaded an article about leg, knee and hip pain from cycling tips .com. It suggests moving the...
176 Stephen Ruane
spruane Offline Send Email
Dec 7, 2004
3:23 am
I recommend you see an ostepath. "Home" remedies could make it much worse. He'll most likely prescribe some simple exercises you could do at home, but I...
177 Kogswell Cycles
kogswellreader Offline Send Email
Dec 7, 2004
9:38 am
... Hmmm... I've always been a clips and straps man, myself. It has been my experience that the body knows how to find comfort and will naturally go there. ...
178 kogswellcycles Offline Send Email Dec 7, 2004
9:52 am
If any of you help out with this, please let me know - Matthew ORIGINAL POSTING ... I'm a mechanic for the Community Cycling Center, a non-profit bike ...
179 fourwdvw Offline Send Email Dec 8, 2004
4:32 pm
I had a severe case of this about 9 months ago. I literally could not ride two blocks. I was scared my cycling days were over, but I found a cycling...
180 K Tubbs
nolemond Offline Send Email
Dec 8, 2004
9:54 pm
Any update on pre-ordering these? Have we missed the cut for the cheaper price? On Sun, 21 Nov 2004 16:41:27 -0600, Kogswell Cycles...
181 matthewgrimm Offline Send Email Dec 11, 2004
2:13 am
I finally caught up with my bicycle-riding, physical therapist mom and asked her about knee pain and cycling. Here's her advice: be sure that your leg is fully...
182 lrobinsonco Offline Send Email Dec 12, 2004
5:23 pm
thanks guys for your advice. i'm going to talk to a cycling ortho. it sounds as if i need to adjust my position more than anything. and do better stretching...
183 matthewgrimm Offline Send Email Dec 17, 2004
10:29 pm
Hi. I found a source for woolen jerseys. They'd be about $75 for plain and $100 w/ an embroidered 'Kogswell'. I'm thinking grey with a black stripe: ...
184 alex wetmore
alexphredorg Offline Send Email
Dec 17, 2004
10:32 pm
... What kind of wool and is it machine washable? I think something in the Kogswell Kustard would be really nice. A little brighter than the grey and an...
185 milton rayford
miltonrayford Offline Send Email
Dec 17, 2004
10:56 pm
Yes ,I'd be interested if the wool is of good quality like the bike.............Milt matthewgrimm <matthewgrimm@...> wrote: Hi. I found a source for...
186 milton rayford
miltonrayford Offline Send Email
Dec 17, 2004
10:57 pm
The mustard color sounds good too...............Milt ... What kind of wool and is it machine washable? I think something in the Kogswell Kustard would be...
187 Dan Gurney
dangurney Offline Send Email
Dec 18, 2004
1:29 am
Matthew, Yes, I like wool jerseys. But I don't think I'd order a gray one. Gray's the color of pavement and blends in way too much. A bright yellow or orange...
188 Michael Wise
mishaweis Offline Send Email
Dec 18, 2004
1:38 am
A custard jersey would rock! And I don't ever wear jerseys. On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 17:29:17 -0800 (PST), Dan Gurney ... -- How often I have lain beneath rain on a...
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