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28 Tooth Loose Cog
Jeff Starr 4 May 2005 18:56:00
	Hi, does anyone know where I can get a Shimano 9-speed compatible loose 28t cog. I have googled, I have placed a WTB in rec.bicycle.marketplace, but so far no luck. I want to swap out a loose 23 & 25 for 24 & 28. I am planning on joining a club, where I won't have the option of choosing my own routes. With one leg, my climbing skills are a bit limited. My DA triple crankset won't let me swap out the 30t, for a smaller ring. I really think that 30-28 should do it. I currently run a 14-25 cassette and that is why I need loose cogs. The 21, 19, 18 are on a carrier, and the 17, 16 are rivetted together. I really like having the 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14. With a lot of cassettes the 18 and 16 are left out. If someone privately has one, and would prefer, I'd be willing to trade a 12-25 HG50 9-speed cassette, that has 550 miles on it, for the 28t & 24t. To email me, substitute people for animal. Thank you, Jeff
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Bill Sornson 4 May 2005 20:57:41 [ permanent link ]
	Qui si parla Campagnolo wrote:> Jeff Starr wrote:>> Hi, does anyone know where I can get a Shimano 9-speed compatible>> loose 28t cog. I have googled, I have placed a WTB in>> rec.bicycle.marketplace, but so far no luck.>> I want to swap out a loose 23 & 25 for 24 & 28. I am planning on>> joining a club, where I won't have the option of choosing my own>> routes. With one leg, my climbing skills are a bit limited. My DA>> triple crankset won't let me swap out the 30t, for a smaller ring.>> I really think that 30-28 should do it. I currently run a 14-25>> cassette and that is why I need loose cogs. The 21, 19, 18 are on a>> carrier, and the 17, 16 are rivetted together. I really like having>> the 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, 14. With a lot of cassettes the 18 and 16 are>> left out.>> If someone privately has one, and would prefer, I'd be willing to>> trade a 12-25 HG50 9-speed cassette, that has 550 miles on it, for>> the 28t & 24t.>> To email me, substitute people for animal.>> Thank you,>> Jeff> IRD makes a loose cog 12-28, 9s cogset. The only source of a loose> cog, AFAIK. If not that, why not buy a mtb cassette (11- or 12-28, 30, 32 or even 34)? Bill "Granny B. Good" S.
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Gnther Schwarz 5 May 2005 00:14:46 [ permanent link ]
	russellseaton1@yahoo.com wrote: Jeff Starr wrote:>> Hi, does anyone know where I can get a Shimano 9-speed compatible>> loose 28t cog.>> I want to swap out a loose 23 & 25 for 24 & 28. As for switching the 23 and 25 for 24 and 28, you could probably just> forget about switching the 23 to 24. Just switch the 25 to a 28. I> run a Campagnolo 9 speed cassette and go from 23 to 28 for the last> shift. Same setup here with Shimano HG70 13-25 9-speed: I replaced the 25 with a 28 for 8-speed. The five tooth jump from 23 to 28 is less smooth than the others, but still works nicely and gives me a last resort for some hills here. Big cogs can often be taken from old MTB cassettes as they wear slower than the smaller ones. Many people who ride their bike mostly in town just use one of the middle cogs only anyway. Guenther
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Jeff Starr 5 May 2005 03:56:45 [ permanent link ]
	On Wed, 04 May 2005 16:57:41 GMT, "Bill Sornson" <nospamsorninospam@san.rr.comnospam> wrote: If not that, why not buy a mtb cassette (11- or 12-28, 30, 32 or even 34)?> Bill "Granny B. Good" S.> Bill, as far as I know, the cogs I want, are mounted to a spider on the mtb cassettes. If that is not always the case, I might consider a whole cassette. I want to keep the rest of my current cassette, as mentioned. I like the close ratios 21, 19-14. Life is Good! Jeff
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Jeff Starr 5 May 2005 04:12:06 [ permanent link ]
	On 4 May 2005 10:00:31 -0700, russellseaton1@yahoo.com wrote: http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/k7.html#9 Go to the bottom of this page>and read about Loose Sprockets for Shimano. Apparently 7,8,9 cogs are>all about the same width and will work for each other. The loose>spacer is the only thing that changes from 7 to 8 to 9 speed cassettes.> http://harriscyclery.net/site/itemdetails.cfm?ID=800 On this page>Harris Cyclery says they are out of the ones you want until July 2005.>But if Harris Cyclery had them, then other bike shops will probably>have loose Hyperglide cogs too. Just ask at your local bike shop. Or>ask if they have old worn out 8 and 9 speed cassettes and see if they>can be cannibalized. Its unlikely anyone will wear out the big cogs,>just the most used medium cogs. So cannibalized big cogs from a worn>out cassette at the shop will be like new for you.> As for switching the 23 and 25 for 24 and 28, you could probably just>forget about switching the 23 to 24. Just switch the 25 to a 28. I>run a Campagnolo 9 speed cassette and go from 23 to 28 for the last>shift. The short cage Chorus rear derailleur handles the jump just>fine. And I like having the closer 21-23 ratio in the part of the>gearing where I might use it than a wider 21-24. Hi, I have read the cog info, that you listed. If you go to the sizing chart: http://sheldonbrown.com/k7.html#spacing The 8 & 9 are .2 millimeter different, the 7 to 9 is a difference of .7 millimeter, so you are correct, it shouldn't matter. I had thought that 21, 24, 28, would be an easier shift, but I like your idea of just changing the 25 to 28. My old bike has a 6-speed freewheel that goes from 28 to 24, to 21. The problem with comparisons, is that bike has a double 39/52, so I can't test 30-28 combo, to see if that will be enough for any of the hills that I encounter. I can get up them with the 30-25, but it takes a lot out of me and man am I slow[on the hills]. I know Sheldon sells them, but I also knew that he was out of stock until July, that is a long time to wait. To be honest, I haven't tried any of my LBS, as I have had very little success in the past. But it sure couldn't hurt to make a few calls. Thanks for the info. Life is Good! Jeff
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Squid-in-Training Phil 5 May 2005 04:49:22 [ permanent link ]
	I want to swap out a loose 23 & 25 for 24 & 28. I am planning on> joining a club, where I won't have the option of choosing my own> routes. With one leg, my climbing skills are a bit limited. My DA> triple crankset won't let me swap out the 30t, for a smaller ring. Pardon me for asking, but you have one leg? If so, what's that like? -- Phil, Squid-in-Training
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Bill Sornson 5 May 2005 06:25:10 [ permanent link ]
	Phil, Squid-in-Training wrote: Pardon me for asking, but you have one leg? If so, what's that like? Practice social graces much?
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Steve Knight 5 May 2005 08:55:02 [ permanent link ]
	sram cassette's are just held together with a long bolt. so you can take them apart. I just mixed a 9 speed MB cassette and a road one. if you wanted a 28" I could give it to you. I used 30 and 26 and I have a 28 I think. -- Knight-Toolworks & Custom Planes Custom made wooden planes at reasonable prices See http://www.knight-toolworks.com For prices and ordering instructions.
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Squid-in-Training Phil 5 May 2005 11:13:40 [ permanent link ]
	Bill, as far as I know, the cogs I want, are mounted to a spider on> the mtb cassettes. If that is not always the case, I might consider a> whole cassette. XT-level and up cassettes are mounted on a spider. LX and below are not. Look for LX and below, or check out the SRAM PG series of cassettes, easily obtained, and cheap, too. -- Phil, Squid-in-Training
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