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Old 03-26-10 | 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by David Newton
Is the sprocket side threaded where you can spin on a SS free wheel?
Nice vintage hub, needs to be on a 50's frame.
It's typical of other period fixed hubs as there's enough threads to catch a freewheel. I prefer fixed over single speeds though so I'm thinking a Sports frame will be be the way to go. Or a 48/49 Lenton Clubman. Hopefully the brake will work well enough to take the stress off my aging knees. I've had 3 scopes over the years and really don't want any more.

And a tandem is certainly a good possibility even though it's called a Solo.
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