ss conversion..
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ss conversion..
Hi,
I have a 7sp rear and double chainring on a Pinarello cyclocross. I'm considering converting this to either singlespeed or fixed gear. Could you guys please point me in the right direction. Any advise would be great. Thanks in advance.
Matt
I have a 7sp rear and double chainring on a Pinarello cyclocross. I'm considering converting this to either singlespeed or fixed gear. Could you guys please point me in the right direction. Any advise would be great. Thanks in advance.
Matt
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From: Sacramento CA
Bikes: Raleigh Grand Prix, Cervelo P3alu
sheldon's site
Check out Sheldon Browne's SS/fixed site. Its got everything you need to get started or www.63xc.com
jeremyb
jeremyb
#5
Originally Posted by mattmor
Hi,
I have a 7sp rear and double chainring on a Pinarello cyclocross. I'm considering converting this to either singlespeed or fixed gear. Could you guys please point me in the right direction. Any advise would be great. Thanks in advance.
Matt
I have a 7sp rear and double chainring on a Pinarello cyclocross. I'm considering converting this to either singlespeed or fixed gear. Could you guys please point me in the right direction. Any advise would be great. Thanks in advance.
Matt
JensonUSA has a complete kit
https://www.jensonusa.com/store/product.aspx?i=CS611B00
Or you can just get the spacers
https://www.jensonusa.com/store/product.aspx?i=CS701Z00
Or just bust up a couple of old cassettes.
Last edited by dobber; 02-16-04 at 01:11 PM.
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legalize bikes

Joined: May 2003
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From: bucks county, PA
Bikes: too damn many
actually i have seen the eccentric hub, i just think that using a frame that allows adjustment is a better solution than buying some fancy pants hub that offers less adjustment. you can get a frame for the same price of that hub, sometimes for less





