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Thread: Installing an IGH on a single speed and a chainguard

Started 2 months, 2 weeks ago by adlai
document.write(' '); The aesthetics of single speeds is pretty fun, but compared to my road bike is seriously lacking in utility. So, one project that I have in mind would involve getting a Mercier TT single speed from Bikesdirect, and at some point in the future install an IGH on the rear wheel with a bar-end shifter. Apparently Sturmey...
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LoRoK replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Originally Posted by twelsch42 If you're hitting your toe whilst track-standing you're doing it wrong. This.

Ziemas replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Originally Posted by dubbs5050 no, but I do make sharp turns to weave through stopped traffic pretty often and that could be a problem... There is absolutely no need to make such sharp turns in...

the_don replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Originally Posted by Ziemas There is absolutely no need to make such sharp turns in traffic. You'd be best to re-evaluate your riding style before you hurt yourself. Seriously. He said through ...

dubbs5050 replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Originally Posted by acoldspoon You ride a TRACK bike. Man the *&%# up and learn to ride with overlap. Sheesh, what a wussy post. do you know how to ****ing read? I have been riding ...

the_don replied 3 months, 1 week ago
yes, if the wheel slips in the dropouts, it means you didn't tighten the wheel in the dropouts! Quote from Bike Snob: "Personally, I can't imagine a situation that would call for aerodynamics, front suspension, a rear rack, and a triple chainring, but apparently this person ...

acoldspoon replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Red Cinelli steel track frame with townie bars, Brooks grips, Campy Super Record, a basket, a ti Rolls saddle and some chrome Cane Creeks with Dugast sew-ups. Remember the 9/11's

the_don replied 3 months, 1 week ago
If money were no option, I'd buy an Intense Socom. Or a Kona Stab. Or any other serious DH bike. Although if money really were no option I'd buy a house in Shirokanedai Quote from Bike Snob: "Personally, I can't imagine a situation that would call for aerodynamics, front ...

Retro Grouch replied 3 months, 1 week ago
Originally Posted by dookie once, or maybe twice. then you will have destroyed the crank tapers by either bottoming out the arms, or perhaps splitting them. Depends on what you're using...

the_don replied 3 months, 1 week ago
WHAT?? bending what 40cm of steel by 3mm? I think even that leverage is within the elastic limit of aluminium. Although, an oversized tube made from aluminium is likely too stiff to be flexed by such an extent by your mortal means. Quote from Bike Snob: "Personally, I ...

the_don replied 3 months, 1 week ago
OMG are you thinking you are bending the chainstays 3mm with your hulk like powers?? thus throwing off your chainline??? ha..........ha...Ha...HAHa....HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!! Quote from Bike Snob: "Personally, I can't imagine a situation that would call for ...

 

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