To spin or to mash?

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11-22-16 | 10:46 PM

#26

Altimis

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Originally Posted by Cyril

No Foot retention? Are you running fixed?

I have toes strap/foot retention pedal but its pieces of garbage that came with bike, so I decided to swap it with Catalyst Flat Pedal and its work both, I never experiences any "foot slipping" if you meant that

My rear hub able to ride both setup btw

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Originally Posted by TimothyH

And what kind of frame is that?

-Tim-

Its Fuji Feather Chrome 2016

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Originally Posted by ThermionicScott

Looks like a freewheel to me.

Yep, and its flip flop hub so it can ride both setup

11-23-16 | 01:34 PM

#27

gl98115

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I mash at low cadence and spin at high cadence.

Always have; always will.

11-30-16 | 03:35 AM

#28

Dean V

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A bit of both but I do put on a bigger gear for group rides with geared bikes as I am more likely to get dropped from being spun out on the faster sections.

11-30-16 | 04:56 AM

#29

Rollfast

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Bikes: 3 Rollfasts, 3 Schwinns, a Shelby and a Higgins Flightliner in a pear tree!

Almost sounds like an alcohol question for Foo!

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12-06-16 | 01:26 PM

#30

dailycommute

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From: RiverRoad, ME

Mash and grind that chain to oblivion! Since most of my riding is for sanity's sake, I do enjoy a good stress relieving grind--my gearing is set a bit higher than most for this reason.