Old 04-24-14 | 06:23 AM
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Dr1Gonzo
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Originally Posted by Mr IGH
OP lives in Montreal, it's very cold in winter, 0*F and lower is very common. Maybe it's just me, it doesn't seem as if one would want to remove the rear wheel in those conditions when there are other good options. Your 3 speed is a good example, OP mentioned fixie and I thought of the Sturmey 3 speed fixie....
Makes sense, I guess I could just take the flat route in winter (if even cycling then).
The 3 speed hub looks good but do I have to buy a wheel with it already installed or can you put them on yourself?
I've only ever had freewheels before so this is a new venture...I ideally want a light bike with not too many components on it...and cheap.
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