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29er Single speed wheelset
Im in the market for a single speed wheelset, The dropsouts are horizontal! So i do know I can not use a quickrelease, Im looking to use a bolted axel with a allen key head to bolt the rear wheel on which would eliminate a chain tensioner! where can i purchase it from?? Ive seen this setup in bike shops but not in catalogs or online! please help
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Originally Posted by breaking away
(Post 9738173)
Im in the market for a single speed wheelset, The dropsouts are horizontal! So i do know I can not use a quickrelease, Im looking to use a bolted axel with a allen key head to bolt the rear wheel on which would eliminate a chain tensioner! where can i purchase it from?? Ive seen this setup in bike shops but not in catalogs or online! please help
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The allen head bolt on will not be tight enough, I tried one and it stripped pretty quickly. I went back to the old standby of a quick release with a Surly Tuggnut. Also, a couple rides before the rear allen skewer stripped, the front one broke and I lost my front wheel on a fairly technical trail.
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The Bianchi SOK,Rita ss bikes does not come with a tensioner! Thats why i mentioned NO tentioner needed! Maybe those bikes they needed to ADD tentioners? What is a surly tugnut?? and that will work with the quick release??
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uh wow. you should read more about bikes and then come back.
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+1
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if you think QR with horizontal doesn't work, then you are mistaken.
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Originally Posted by breaking away
(Post 9740636)
The Bianchi SOK,Rita ss bikes does not come with a tensioner! Thats why i mentioned NO tentioner needed! Maybe those bikes they needed to ADD tentioners? What is a surly tugnut?? and that will work with the quick release??
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I'm confused, maybe I'm missing something but isn't OP's question fairly standard? I don't understand all the debate in this thread.
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OP, you can use a QR on horizontals, although I wouldn't say it's ideal.
A surly tuggnut is a chain tensioner: http://bikeisland.com/images/qtuggsil.jpg If you're running a SS w horizontals, chain tensioners will keep your back wheel from sliding forward in the drops, thus loosening your chain. |
I should read more then come back?? what kind of idiot are you?? Im just looking for some info about bikes and you respond like that? NOT CALLED FOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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YO
Thank :lol:you for that info!! Thats probably what im going to do. Now the other guy trying to play School teacher here is your ......................................... I guess some of these guys have nothing better to do!! Go ride your bike for CRYING OUt LOUD..........:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol: |
Well, in his defense, you asked a very basic question a simple google query could have answered.
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:lol::lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:!!!
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QR with chromed horizontal dropouts worked just fine in the 7sp days. no reason why it wouldn't work now.
http://www.sheldonbrown.com/skewers.html |
Originally Posted by breaking away
(Post 9743930)
Go ride your bike for CRYING OUt LOUD..........
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