Don't really know where to post this -- It is technically fixed geared..
03-30-15, 01:19 PM
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Don't really know where to post this -- It is technically fixed geared..
...but ridiculously old school.
03-30-15, 01:43 PM
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Try the Classic & Vintage sub-forum.
You almost certainly have a SS/FW in the pic, FG w/ a shaft drive? Don't think so. @hairnet is onto the FW mechanism location.
As an aside you will also find the most experienced fixed gear riders in residence there as well, many have been at it for decades.
-Bandera
You almost certainly have a SS/FW in the pic, FG w/ a shaft drive? Don't think so. @hairnet is onto the FW mechanism location.
As an aside you will also find the most experienced fixed gear riders in residence there as well, many have been at it for decades.
-Bandera
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