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good idea/bad idea?
I was thinking of threading a freewheel onto one side of a fixed/fixed hub of mine. I think there's enough thread to thread contact for it, but I was wondering if anyone else has done this, or has had any experience with it.
Thanks in advance for the witty/sardonic retorts. |
Supposedly this works A-OK in practice, although theoretically it may be slightly worse from a mechanical standpoint. That's why lots of people get fixed-fixed flip flop hubs even though they might want to run a freewheel at some point. All fixed leaves all possible options open.
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yo really, I don't even know what that means, and I already read it 3 times.
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Sheldon says it is ok. It may have a few less threads to engage with, but that shouldn't be a problem.
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I miss sheldon.
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no one actually does this.
the moment you attempt it, you'll cease to exist. |
yeah, I dunno. I'm thinking of just switching to single speed, clipless, 49x16, skitching machine.
I still like to ride bmx all the time, and working on fixed for the last however many years, 5 days a week, I'm kind of over it as are my knees. Not to mention how much I really don't like fixed gear culture right now. Also not to mention, how much I LOVE skitching. ps- spooki, who are you? have we ridden bikes together? seen eachother on the street? |
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