Sturmey Archer's hubs in the 1940s and 1950s used two types of sprocket screw-on mostly on their basic AW and AB, FWs, etc and a 12 spline sprocket on their upmarket hubs FM, FC, ASC, AC etc. This was also used on their pre-war 2-speed fixed hubs TF, TFB, T and TC, and the 3-speed KS and KSW hubs. The familiar 3 spline sprockets were fitted from 1957 onwards right across the range of hubs. But the pre-war hubs can only use the 12 spline pattern this isn't strictly true as the 3-spline sprockets can be modifified just a little with a Dremel and fit on the 12 spline drivers. Post war hubs can have their drivers changed for later 3 spline drivers and that is a very simple operation. Troy, I amost certainly have a spare 18T sprocket and will take a look tomorrow at exactly what I have and email you. Regards Hilary Stone
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>From: Sheldon Brown <CaptBike@sheldonbrown.com>
>To: "Troy Warnick" <twar@hotmail.com>, classicrendezvous@bikelist.org
>Subject: Re: [CR]Sturmey cog needed
>Date: Sat, May 12, 2001, 8:13 pm
>
> Troy Warnick wrote:
>
>>I am in need of a 18t 1/8" Sturmey-Archer splined cog. These are
>>the ones that have a threaded lock ring like a track hub. The
>>15tooth I have now is just too much!
>
> I don't recall ever seeing a splined S-A hub that used a threaded
> ring; a spring-steel circlip is normally used.
>
> We stock Sturmey-Archer and compatibl sprockets in most sizes 14-24
> teeth, $9.95 each.
>
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