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02-17-06, 04:14 PM
RE: My X0-1 (first) fixie: what gearing ratios ... and ideas for more gears?
I'm 44, in very good shape (I work out 2x/day) but this fixie
concept is new to me, however…so I don't know what size front ring I should
get or what to consider for the rear cassette.
Lastly, I thought white industries was to make a 'dos eno' fixie cassette
(like their single speed dos eno) but to no avail, I have found….any ideas how to add a few more gears to my X01 fixie bike for more versatility when you're a bit low on inner petrol, ie, could I put a white industries dos eno on one side and a fixie on the other? Again, excuse my naivete but it is new, so be patient.
Nameste (yeah, I doing a Yoga 30 day Challenge, too)
Joe
I'm 44, in very good shape (I work out 2x/day) but this fixie
concept is new to me, however…so I don't know what size front ring I should
get or what to consider for the rear cassette.
Lastly, I thought white industries was to make a 'dos eno' fixie cassette
(like their single speed dos eno) but to no avail, I have found….any ideas how to add a few more gears to my X01 fixie bike for more versatility when you're a bit low on inner petrol, ie, could I put a white industries dos eno on one side and a fixie on the other? Again, excuse my naivete but it is new, so be patient.
Nameste (yeah, I doing a Yoga 30 day Challenge, too)
Joe