I love that the Blue Lug people were like, "Yeah, we'll take the random
American name, let's go with that."
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If I didn't already own a Quickbeam I would be picking one of these up. It
might be the most fun bike I own.
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consider me very tempted. need geo. at 6" I might be pushing it. though I am
not in the super high bar camp
Clayton Scott
SF, CA
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He did mention that if you run 33’s or larger you can still go fixed, so you
Barlow pass el’s would be great!
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Aha; got it.
On Sat, Dec 16, 2017 at 5:13 PM, iamkeith wrote:
>
> >"But with long (and slanted!) track ends, why not fixed? What am I
> missing?"
>
> I had to read it a couple of times to understand, not being a fixed gear
> rider. Basically, he's saying there's too much
>"But with long (and slanted!) track ends, why not fixed? What am I missing?"
I had to read it a couple of times to understand, not being a fixed gear rider.
Basically, he's saying there's too much chance of pedal strikes with such a
low bottom bracket. Think corners without the ability to
Queries:
it’s for single-speed freewheels, not fixed gear bikes.
But with long (and slanted!) track ends, why not fixed? What am I missing?
6 or 8 tooth accommodation; that's enough to give you quite a range, from
16 t to 21 t easily; with a 42 t ring, 72" to 55", 16 t one one side, 17/20
or 21