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Originally Posted by wiston
But next question is...will be the coaster brake much more efficient than classic fixie when I just stopped the pedals? Of course I am confident that it will require more effort and skill. But in theory when I master the breaking on the fixie it could be on the same level of efficiency?
I am going to be pedantic....you mean classic coaster brake bike not fixie...... not the same thing at all

build up a single speed coaster brake bike, but make sure you have the ability to add a front brake.

ride it and see if you are comfortable without the front brake. if not add the front brake
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