What the?
 

This https://scontent.fcxh3-1.fna.fbcdn.n...94&oe=5DE38F6Cbike is for sale in my area,Panasonic,Were bikes actually made with the cranks on the left side or is this photo reversed?

Someone told him his picture was bad because it was from the left side.

The digital image was horizontally flip. Here it is flip back.

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...d08bd847b7.jpg

How do you know? I didn't see anything in the picture that was a dead giveaway, though I guess it could be something in the data. I once installed an archibald to 3-piece crank adapter backwards in a bike. It was in there so tight and I was only running it as a fixed gear anyway, so I just left it and flipped the wheel and it worked fine.

Some people do left side drive with fixed gear for safety reasons -- the cog will never break loose under deceleration. However, putting a left-threaded pedal and crank on the right side, and vice-versa, is a recipe for pedals unscrewing and damaging the crank threads.

The flag on that green mailbox is on the "wrong" side in the first photo; another indication that photo was flipped.

Front derailleur clamp.

Nobody makes a left-hand derailer.

-Kurt

Canada flag was definitely reversed.

Well caught...come to think of it, so were the saddle, fenders, and brake levers.

-Kurt

:roflmao::roflmao::roflmao:

Just what I thought as well!