Yeah, but that interrupter lever on just the left side.....just the one brake cable, and it going to the rear brake........they were tell-tale signs.

Honestly, I still say it's an awfully pretty frame for bike polo. Most of the bike polo bikes we see are r-o-u-g-h.

FWIW, most of the polo players around here use a singlespeed with a freewheel instead of going fixed. Some of them ride fixed, and are really good at it, but a lot of them start out that way and go to a freewheel later, and a lot just start out riding with a freewheel. The rear-brake-only is ideal for bike polo because it gives the best control for "polo situations," or so they tell me.

I have never played bike polo. I have been around quite a few folks who are passionate about it, though, and our shop has done a lot of work on their bikes. We had a rather serious polo player working for us for a while.