Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Old Standard Renegade-pic

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Here Is about my 500th garage sale bicycle I've bought
over the many years...I convert em all to single speeds
I just anchor the cable stop In the barrel adjuster,take
the rear brake off...here It Is about three pics
http://photos.imageevent.com/lloyd/album/websize/DSCI0278.JPG
Here Is about my 500th garage sale bicycle I've bought
over the many years...I convert em all to single speeds
I just anchor the cable stop In the barrel adjuster,take
the rear brake off...here It Is about three pics
http://photos.imageevent.com/lloyd/album/websize/DSCI0278.JPG
http://photos.imageevent.com/lloyd/album/websize/DSCI0279.JPG
http://photos.imageevent.com/lloyd/album/websize/DSCI0279.JPG
http://photos.imageevent.com/lloyd/album/websize/DSCI0280.JPG
dude, if the dropouts are long enough, take that derailleur off! THEN it will be hott.
kurremkarm
06-13-04, 11:05 PM
What, no rear fender?
What, no rear fender?
What, no rear brake?
chumpslacker
06-14-04, 01:30 AM
rear brake's are for *****'s
marked001
06-14-04, 02:57 PM
...that looks like a girl's bike!!! ;) haha..
...that looks like a girl's bike!!! ;) haha..
it probably keeps his man mellons safe. i never understood why girls bike were pro man melon while mens bike are anti man mellon.
it probably keeps his man mellons safe. i never understood why girls bike were pro man melon while mens bike are anti man mellon.
I've found that the bicycles do better with a deraueller cause It acts as a chain tension
otherwise things can happen like loose bottom bracket from uneven forces If chain
gets to tight{what way Is the rear deralluer hurting anything the way It Is]
jeff williams
06-14-04, 03:36 PM
Thats what I say when I see Urban, DH and DJ bikes with inclined toptubes.
HEY, NICE GIRLS BIKE! ;)
I have a frame like that in the garage, a Cambio Rino? If the owner gives it to me, it's gonna be a chopper.
Like with waaay too long forks. Already ran it with a 24 inch rear wheel. Easyrider.
I've found that the bicycles do better with a deraueller cause It acts as a chain tension
otherwise things can happen like loose bottom bracket from uneven forces If chain
gets to tight{what way Is the rear deralluer hurting anything the way It Is]
deraileurs get caught on doors.
...what way Is the rear deralluer hurting anything the way It Is
Maybe nothing but it is another mechanical thing to break or whack and knock out of adjustment. It adds some drag, noise and weight which may or may not be important to you. Many might feel it is visually unappealing to have a singlespeed bike that looks like a multispeed. The fact is that there are alot of singlespeed conversions that have overcome the problems you mentioned. But ultimately these are your bikes to do with as you wish.
Jim
jeff williams
06-14-04, 04:55 PM
Chip, they make very nice chain tensioners? (sp), they are used on DH, DJ bikes.
Why not run single chainring mid front and use the rear derailler? 5-7 speeders?.
Something like this.
Chip, they make very nice chain tensioners? (sp), they are used on DH, DJ bikes.
Why not run single chainring mid front and use the rear derailler? 5-7 speeders?.
Something like this.
I hear what your saying I usually do on some run the rear dearalluer and run centre chain ring In front
especially If I'm trying to sell It but for myself I convert everything to single speed-just anchor the cable stop In barrel adjuster
Chip, they make very nice chain tensioners? (sp), they are used on DH, DJ bikes.
Why not run single chainring mid front and use the rear derailler? 5-7 speeders?.
Something like this.
There just cafe cruisers If anyone Is wondering racing bike NOT
It's just that I run Into so many of them at garage and yard sales
and I know that they would satisfy some poor fellow or gal for awhile?
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