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Old 05-04-13 | 09:55 PM
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Bikes: 1989 Schwinn World Sport. 1994 Diamond Back Response Elite MTB. 1964 Schwinn Typhoon. 1974 Bridgestone Sprinter, 2015 Scott Sub 10 Citybike.

Originally Posted by hachi_kid
I'll just buy a fixed/SS wheel, and install an 8 speed cassette in place of the sprocket. is that doable? I might save a bit of money that way.
That generally won't work because the axle spacing will be wrong and there's no way a cassette will work. A 5 speed freewheel might work, some flip flop rear hubs have a freewheel thread. Think of this bike as a learning experience.
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