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This page is redirected to from 'lockring' then says "For the washer, see lockring". Which redirects back to here. Somewhat circular, no? Has there been, at any point, a page dedicated to 'lockring' in the usual sense (which is to say, a ring that locks something in a mechanical or engineering setting), and if so why has it been shunted in favor of an obscure archaeological stub? Anyone? Oh, and the 'washer' page does not disambiguate to anything approaching a lockring either.
(Just so's you know, I got here following a the link from Bicycle_brake_systems).
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