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Old 09-20-15 | 08:25 AM
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habilis
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Bikes: 90's Bianchi Premio, Raleigh-framed fixed gear, Trek 3500, Centurion hybrid, Dunelt 3-spd, Trek 800

If you are talking about either SS or FG, lots of people do this. The only issue is ensuring a reasonably straight chain line. You can achieve that with spacers, either on the chain ring or the sprocket. If you are keeping a rear derailleur, you'll have to finagle the chain ring so the chain is reasonably lined up with the middle sprocket on your FW or cassette.

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