Old 01-03-13 | 10:01 AM
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dabac
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Originally Posted by pierce
belt is perfect for this, but it requires a frame with a rear triangle that can be 'opened' so you can install/replace the belt.
And there's that 15-20 year old MTB design where the right chain stay attached 1/3 up the seat tube. The original intention - if I remember the marketing correctly - was to eliminate chain slap. But it'd be a good candidate for a belt conversion. I'd been watching one locked and abandoned to a street post, but the need wasn't big enough to merit the potential embarrassment of trying to force the wire w/o legal right.
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