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Converting a single speed to an internal geared bike

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Old 12-08-19, 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted by Pfhlick
I love it. I just put a Nexus 3 on an open frame single speed my wife and I got to share. I spent a lot of time sprinting for no reason before I learned to feel the terrain and take what it gave me. Now I just try to make sure riding is a breeze and don't count minutes.
Same here. I only wear an analog dial wristwatch to know when it's time to head home. I haven't used a bike computer in years, which has made me enjoy riding for the sake of riding. No stress if my average speed drops due to traffic or people.

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