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Wasn't really something I'd throw money at. More a case of throwing out an idea I thought was uniqueish; I knew they already had an SS Pugsley back in the day. I didn't realize that they were already making the fixed-gear from jump.
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It took so long because fixed gear freestyle just got big in the past year and a half so i'm sure they did it when they felt like there was a market for it.
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Yes a se frame that has 14mm dropouts and a mid bottom bracket with a fork that accepts pegs. Yes I think that frame is for ssfg, and all the builds I have seen of it were built for ssfg. Oh and here it is on iminusd in the FGFS section. https://iminusd.com/fgfs/
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Your saying I should be flamed because it's not made up be built up as a ssfg? GET OUT THE GIF'S THIS GUY IS BRILLIANT! They just added a long top tube and every spec the new ssfg bikes have. I'm so wrong sorry buddy, have a good night.
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Now that you're betta - it is a cool frame mate, I agree with you. No need to go into Xanax-mode
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Redpear,
That is a very cool idea. I've had the chance to ride SRAMs 2-speed hub and I kept freaking out everytime I backstroked the click to shift.
I'm assuming that at some point, someone will come up with a Freewheel-less 3 speed option that utilizes Di2 technology.
That is a very cool idea. I've had the chance to ride SRAMs 2-speed hub and I kept freaking out everytime I backstroked the click to shift.
I'm assuming that at some point, someone will come up with a Freewheel-less 3 speed option that utilizes Di2 technology.
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https://bedovelo.blogspot.com/
It's in Deutsche, so bring your dictionary or your BF Deutsche translators.
Are they out of business I wonder? It reads like they are closed indefinitely.
It's in Deutsche, so bring your dictionary or your BF Deutsche translators.
Are they out of business I wonder? It reads like they are closed indefinitely.
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It's in Deutsche, so bring your dictionary or your BF Deutsche translators.
Are they out of business I wonder? It reads like they are closed indefinitely.
It's in Deutsche, so bring your dictionary or your BF Deutsche translators.
Are they out of business I wonder? It reads like they are closed indefinitely.






Kind of cool it's a se trick frame. I'm guessing the extra triangles are for more strength.

