looking for someting bigger than 18T for SS

[green mt. boy]

I bought a Shimano DX 18T from my LBS and it works great but in the post holiday glow I am looking for a 19T or 20T. Any suggestions?

[cupcake29er]

try white industries they have a range up to a 23 both in ti and steel they are a bit pricey but the last forever and they are sealed bearings. www.whiteind.com lynette is great she can help you.
cupcake29er

[riderx]

I suspect he is looking for a cog instead of a freewheel. If that's the case, I believe King goes to 20 but they are hard to get. Surly is supposed to go that big but I don't think they are available yet. Boone will make you one, a bit pricey though since they are Ti.

[mordecai]

ACS makes one! 10 bucks if you look around.

[wooglin]

Novatec makes a 20.

http://www.speedgoat.com/product.asp...t=50&brand=174

[Kolo]

I am about to try out these guys, ViaVelo for some of their individual cogs - they're damn cheap and Al, so who knows how they'll go, but at that price it's worth a try.

These are the cogs


And they do some pretty cool looking chain guards as well, might pick one up at the same time.

[green mt. boy]

As always, the board delivers. I am looking for a cog and will be checking out the helpful tips. Ti would be nice but too much for my wallet. Thanks again.

[JMKM]

Those chainring guards are complete QBP/Salsa ripoffs from a few years ago, as well as, the Rockring. I guess everything old is new again, or, why design it yourself when you can just rip it off. I would be weary of the Aluminum Chainrings, as they tend to wear quickly, The novatec is pretty good. Why not go to a smaller front chainring?

[Kolo]

Those chainring guards are complete QBP/Salsa ripoffs from a few years ago, as well as, the Rockring

You are the feisty one aren't you JMKM? Perhaps they're a rip-off of a circular saw blade rather than a Rockring guard? I very much doubt it's a patented design, and anyway, what does it matter? Have not heard that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery?

I would be weary (sic) of the Aluminum Chainrings (sic)

Well I am aware aluminium cogs can wear quickly which is why I mentioned it in my post.
What I'm getting quite weary of is your attitude...

Sam

[GlowBoy]

I bought a Shimano DX 18T from my LBS and it works great but in the post holiday glow I am looking for a 19T or 20T. Any suggestions?

Yep, Novatec. Bikeman.com has 20t (no 19t) for about 5 bucks. I believe the new Surly cogs will be available in 19t when (if) they finally become available.