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Bikes: surly steamroller w/coaster brake, electra single speed cruiser, specialized rockhopper commuter, no-name single speed folder, 700c ultimate wheel, 24" unicycle, specialized bmx lsd, single seat single speed huffy tandem, pink upsidedown parade bike

Originally Posted by Dr. Banzai
I use the reddest or blackest wheel bearing grease I can find. You will not cook the hub on hills and it will pay off in reduced maintenance.
High temp wheel bearing grease is a must.

So is a front brake if you're going to have foot retention. Clipping out and stopping at the same time makes that last 3 feet of riding dicey.

Coaster brakes are awesome.
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