If for a single speed, why not also have it versatile enough for fixed
gear? IE horizontal dropouts. Of course the White Eno eccentric hub is a
game changer. Becuase of a temporary move to a flattish town, i converted
my Boulder rando bike to a fixed gear, and with the eccentric hub /
vertica
This is silly. It is a single speed or a manual shifter bike. For single speed
you need an EBB, sliders, or horizontatal drops. Adding a "dangler" to it is
like saying "I am not shifting my derailer bike so it is a single speed".
regarding vertical drops, yes better, but not as good as through
Sorry, but why on Earth are vertical dropouts preferable on a single speed?
That makes a chain tensioner, eccentric bottom bracket or rear hub mandatory.
No thanks.
George in NoCal
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Is this BLUG a response to the “3-Speed MTBing Resources?” thread? It seems too
much of a coincidence.
Cheers,
Chris
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We’ll have “classic” single speed frames again—but if you ride dirt and
carry stuff and climb super steep hills and don’t have a bike-purist hang
up, get a frame with vertical drop outs and set it up like the picture
above.
Is this said by way of opposition, so that the "classic" single speed fram
...says Will in the November 9th (today) Blug post.
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