Single speed appreciation, lets see them singlespeeds!

bagpusscp · May 2009

My retro fixed .Looking for a 46 chainring at this time.Can you help?The ride is well .....interesting

http://www.flickr.com/photos/74418119@N ... 144390889/

elPedro666 · June 2009

dreamlx10 wrote:

Is a singlespeed on the road just for those who haven't got the balls to ride fixed?

Yes

Yes, absolutely. That's why mine's a freewheel... :oops:

elPedro666 · June 2009

itboffin

What frame is that?

explosifpete · June 2009

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explosifpete · June 2009

how do i put a photo up?

bianchi_boy · June 2009

Flambes wrote:

Greg Le Mond style tri-bars not strictly necessary, but they were in my parts box, so why not

did you have to drill brake eyelets on that? cos I use one as a track bike and there isn't any

redvee · June 2009

explosifpete wrote:

how do i put a photo up?

Put the below into the code
http://i226.photobucket.com/albums/dd20 ... ino002.jpg

Flambes · June 2009

bianchi_boy wrote:

did you have to drill brake eyelets on that? cos I use one as a track bike and there isn't any

Yes, bit scary when doing it, but works well. Single diameter hole, so using a nut instead of a recessed bolt.

Frank the tank · June 2009

I'm getting a single speed through the c2w scheme and to be honest I'm "bobbin' it" at the thought of riding it on the road as I've never ridden fixed at all.

But at least I'll be able to post in this section with a bit of legitimacy.

trekhead · July 2009

Evening all. Does this count? Not everyones cup of tea, but I love it to death
cheers

Sean

Captain Turok · July 2009

Looks good to me, the belt drive and rear dropouts look interesting.

Single speed appreciation, lets see them singlespeeds!

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