Don't really know where to post this -- It is technically fixed geared..
03-30-15 | 01:43 PM
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Try the Classic & Vintage sub-forum.
You almost certainly have a SS/FW in the pic, FG w/ a shaft drive? Don't think so. [MENTION=159729]hairnet[/MENTION] is onto the FW mechanism location.
As an aside you will also find the most experienced fixed gear riders in residence there as well, many have been at it for decades.
-Bandera
You almost certainly have a SS/FW in the pic, FG w/ a shaft drive? Don't think so. [MENTION=159729]hairnet[/MENTION] is onto the FW mechanism location.
As an aside you will also find the most experienced fixed gear riders in residence there as well, many have been at it for decades.
-Bandera
Last edited by Bandera; 03-30-15 at 01:46 PM.
03-30-15 | 01:46 PM
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