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Right side drive SS spoted
in the loading art for gta:san andreas, wtfbmx
do you think he has troubles ever? slipping, stripping, or is it just for leet grinds
do you think he has troubles ever? slipping, stripping, or is it just for leet grinds
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wait, you're talking about a left-side drive right?
…in that case, nope, no troubles. the hub threads for the freewheel are left-handed.
…in that case, nope, no troubles. the hub threads for the freewheel are left-handed.
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ok, so i'm not sure of the benefits, but i've seen alot of flatland people with left-side drive. maybe its like being left or right handed...
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The hub AND freewheel are threaded opposite of normal.
So, no more stripping than an ordinary freewheel (none)
So, no more stripping than an ordinary freewheel (none)
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The only benefit I can think of is that it's cool and different. My LBS put one together fixie style. It's beautiful. I keep thinking I might buy it.
They used a flip-flop hub and a left crankset from a Burley tandem.
They used a flip-flop hub and a left crankset from a Burley tandem.