I use a WI ENO eccentric hub on my fixed Fargo (1st gen with the vertical
dropouts). The hub is 6-bolt disc, which I mounted a Velosolo disc cog.
Works very well. About a 51mm chainline, which lines up about perfect at
mid-ring on any triple crankset.
https://www.velosolo.co.uk/shopdisc.html
Thanks, Bill. You are correct, no attack, in my case. I can and have for years
ridden a freewheel. When I first discovered (after going barefoot for a few
years, which woke up and heightened my proproceptive system and gave me
ballance back despite always feeling like I spin like a whirling derv
Thanks Deacon. I understand now that your brain is literally injured by
the cumulative effects of numerous traumas, but figuratively bludgeoned.
Your brain has had a rough go over the years, but there was no actual event
with a bad guy bludgeoning your head with a shilelagh.
I'll repeat tha
Oh, I forgot to answer Bill’s question on cause. Each concussion was different,
the first one coming at age 12 when the swing I was on broke at its apex and I
landed on my head. They knew to treat the broken neck, but since my brain
wasn’t showing through me skull, they didn’t look for much in t
Great question, Bill. I’ve had multiple concussions since I was 12. There is a
snowball effect to concussions, both in liklihood of additional concussions and
in the damage subsequent, lesser concussions can cause. Like the infrastructure
of a city in a sever earthquake that gets hidden micro fr
Deacon Patrick
Over the last several years you've universally used a single descriptor for
your brain: 'bludgeoned'. In all those years I've never picked up what
that actually means. I know what the word means. "to bludgeon" means to
beat with a blunt weapon.
So, is your brain literally b
