Anyone know if this can be fixed?
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It looks like it may have horizontal drops on it. I can't really tell. Email them and ask for a better pic of the rear dropouts.
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The drops look vertical, you might have a tiny tiny tiny bit of play in them but the bike would fall into the 'perfect gear' category, where only one gear ( + or - 4 teeth in either direction) will fit. My pinarello is like this. It works, but it's certainly not ideal. I do love funny bikes though so I say buy it.
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sure just stick the fixamajigger on there and that'll be fixed
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It looks like you'd have some play in there, but, as noted above, it could be tough. Check this out, though: half link! A whole lot cheaper than an eccentric hub. (If the link doesn't work, it's on www.danscomp.com under chains.) If that's the only thing keeping you from grabbing the bike, I say go for it.