I love trails, but here in San Mateo County, CA they're all pretty
upsey-downsey....

My QB is all about the mostly flat commute and 90 minute, rolling (but
not extended upsey-downsey) rides on the weekend through Portola
Valley and Woodside.  Especially in inclement weather.  This is what
it looks like:

http://picasaweb.google.com/Wheelsmith91/Quickbeam#

He (She?) wears 37c Panaracer tires and Berthoud 50mm fenders, so
flipping the hub is a PITA for me.  I got a Romulus about 18 months
later, but until then I would occasionally shift to a 32x18 for some
long climbs (with some paperboy weave) and rode almost exclusively
fixed on it until recently.  Now it's 46x16 with a White 16/18 Dos.

Still thinking about a Sunrace/SA 3sp fixed epicyclic hub and barcon
shifter....

-br

On Jan 27, 10:36 pm, CycloFiend <cyclofi...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> on 1/27/09 3:30 PM, colin p. cummings at colinthehip...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> > As a survey of sorts, how many QB owners out there do much gear
> > changing on a regular or semi-regular basis?  I just bought a used QB
> > frame and am wondering if a 4-gear configuration would be worth it.  I
> > live in a pretty flat place (TX panhandle) and can only imagine
> > changing gears to climb out of a canyon...


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