Heard back from the seller and yes, indeed, the bolt on hanger is what
he was using.
I love running my QB single speed but this is all interesting to me.
It's a great riding frame and I can see someone wanting to run gears
on it for a tour or a change of pace. Cheaper than ordering a whole
new fr
I might. If I'm not mistaken, you can put a 5 speed freewheel in a 120 mm width
frame.
The QB is such a great-riding frame, but I'm pretty sure I like shifting gears.
I've already got the shifting 3 up front. 5-speed freewheel in the back with
derailleur, and then my QB is a regular derailleur
I think this is the same frame that was previously discussed here and was
listed on eBay for $699. I think the owner said that he hung a rear
derailler using some sort of clip that's commercially available. Much better
deal at $499!
Shaun Meehan
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It can work with one of these:
http://www.dmrbikes.com/?Section=products&pageType=item&category=8&CategoryName=Frame%20Parts&itemid=CTMH10
There are others like it from other manufacturers too. Not that I
would do that to my QB.
Jim M
On Sep 29, 6:35 pm, Bill Connell wrote:
The rear
> deraille
It looks like there are a few spacers in there under the headset nut,
that's pretty typical of Rivendells i've seen. So yes, the steerer
could probably be cut another cm shorter if you wanted to. The rear
derailleur thing is just wrong though, can't work without replacing
the dropouts.
On Tue, S
Hmmm. Seller has excellent feedback but I'm confused by the " it can
easily accommodate a rear and front derailleur" bit. I've got a
question in to him to find out more. Also the "left the steer tube
uncut" thing is confusing. Is that ever an issue with a threaded stem?
On Sep 29, 8:13 pm, Cyclet
