Is This a Horizontal Dropout?
#1
Is This a Horizontal Dropout?
Would this frame make a good one for a fixed gear? Do those qualify as horizontal dropouts - I can tell they're not vertical, but are they "horizontal enough?"
https://columbus.craigslist.org/bik/98733367.html
https://columbus.craigslist.org/bik/98733367.html
#3
thanks for the response. I'm not in love with the frame and would be inclined to agree with you, but now I know that the dropouts don't have to be completely horizontal in order to qualify. Thanks.
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Scroll down to "Vertical Dropouts" > https://www.sheldonbrown.com/singlespeed.html
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I bet you could talk them down to $50 which wouldn't be bad for a beater in my opinion; but another issue is the wheels, which are likely to be 27" - which makes brakes and new tires messy and a more pricey ordeal than this frame might warrant.
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Originally Posted by operator
Those are semi-horizontal dropouts.
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Originally Posted by spud
in other words, diagnol?





