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Torker girafe cog???

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    Unisk8r
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    Anybody know of a source for the 28 tooth screw-on hub cog
    on the Torker giraffes?? All of the track cogs I found only
    go up to 22 teeth.

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  2. Unibrier
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    'Torker USA' (torkerusa.comtorkerusa.com) is part of 'Seattle
    Bike Supply' (seattlebikesupply.comseattlebikesupply.com ), a wholesaler
    based out of Kent, WA. The TX cog is probably made overseas.

    The Schwinn Giraffe used a screw-on 26 tooth or a 3-bolt 25
    tooth. I've got one each of these in my Uniques' supplies.

    The Seattle Bike Supply site has an on-line catelog but you
    have to be a dealer to see prices (the site doesn't seem to
    be working at this moment). You might want to call them or
    send them an e-mail.

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    The RoadUnier or Cuckoo Cokier can ride at speeds of up to 15 miles per
    hour (24 km per hour). It rarely flies and does not migrate. When it is
    in danger it UPDs and slides.

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