When will ever see the 3 speed fixed hub!
#27
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Ok, well I think the hub is cool, and I think a graphic designer or someone here needs to figure out a way to make that logo say something about Sheldon. Like it already has the S, maybe a simple sticker for those to show their love.
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Some of the most asked questions should be answered with the below pictures. Hub will be 120mm OLD. Two shifters, top mount thumb and bar end. Cog interface is a standard Shimano spline.


None of the shifters' designs are final. Lifted from this site: https://sunrace-sturmeyarcher.blogspo...arch/label/S3X
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wow, shifters on a fixed gear, that hub is a shame.
Any "fixed gear" with more than one speed is a disgrace, that "fixed gear hub" should be banished from society.
Sounds like a cop out for people who want a fixed hub but are too lazy to tough it out in one gear.
Any "fixed gear" with more than one speed is a disgrace, that "fixed gear hub" should be banished from society.
Sounds like a cop out for people who want a fixed hub but are too lazy to tough it out in one gear.
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OP, here you go: https://store.somafab.com/igthwhset.html
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OP, here you go: https://store.somafab.com/igthwhset.html
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i cant wait to have one. all the fun of fixed gear riding, except i can actually ride big climbs and feasably do tours. at the moment it frustraits me when i do a big trip but have to resort to riding my geared road bike.
i think it would take me a while to work out what gearing id want, so i plan to buy a set of diffrent sprockets and try each one out for a week.
i think it would take me a while to work out what gearing id want, so i plan to buy a set of diffrent sprockets and try each one out for a week.




