Freewheel to fixed....
08-05-07 | 01:17 AM
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Freewheel to fixed....
cheap and easy way to do it? I'm running a standard shimano hub converted to single speed, but I'm really tempted to give fixed a go. Any way to do it without buying a new wheel or hub?
08-05-07 | 08:05 AM
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From: PA
SUICIDE HUB
SUICIDE HUB
FALL ON YOUR TEETH AND DIE SUICIDE HUB
RAWRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRUGUGGGGGGGGG *heavy crash symbol and double kick*
*lisa simpson pops out* HOPE YOUVE GOT A DENTAL PLAN!!
FWIW my sucide hub is okay.
SUICIDE HUB
FALL ON YOUR TEETH AND DIE SUICIDE HUB
RAWRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRUGUGGGGGGGGG *heavy crash symbol and double kick*
*lisa simpson pops out* HOPE YOUVE GOT A DENTAL PLAN!!
FWIW my sucide hub is okay.
08-05-07 | 08:42 AM
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is your shimano hub for a cassette or a threaded freewheel? if you have a cassette style hub, surly makes an adapter that allows you to run fixed gear, its called a fixxer: 
https://www.surlybikes.com/parts.html
https://www.surlybikes.com/parts.html
08-05-07 | 08:47 AM
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Probably the coolest thing I've seen all week. If some of us innovative SSFG doods had a machine shop and the knowledge to our use, we'd be rivaling Surly!
08-05-07 | 11:27 AM
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