I think it's time...
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I think it's time...
to give fixed gear a shot.
I've got the '06 Bianch San Jose sans flip-flops. What should I do to fixie up this bike? I think my options are to...
a) Buy a new wheelset that comes w/ a flip-flop
b) Scour craigslist for used wheelsets w/ a flip-flop
c) Buy a ff hub and have LBS rebuild my wheel
Everything's stock on the bike except new Michelin Krylion 23's. Also, I'll be needing a lockring right?
I've got the '06 Bianch San Jose sans flip-flops. What should I do to fixie up this bike? I think my options are to...
a) Buy a new wheelset that comes w/ a flip-flop
b) Scour craigslist for used wheelsets w/ a flip-flop
c) Buy a ff hub and have LBS rebuild my wheel
Everything's stock on the bike except new Michelin Krylion 23's. Also, I'll be needing a lockring right?
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You don't need a wheelset, just a rear wheel. Try A and B; C would be an incredible waste of money.
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Since, your in Seattle I actually have a rear wheel from a bike that I got hit on that I don't use, if you're interested give me a PM.