FixMeUp website down? Alternatives?
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FixMeUp website down? Alternatives?
I'm working on a conversion for a town bike and I had looked up the FixMeUP website for selecting gears to still allow use with semi vertical dropouts. Amazing website, plug in your chain stay length and boom - a nice graph of various chain ring and sprocket choices that magically come out to the correct length to fit in the dropouts. No doubt no explanation needed for many around here.
Anyway, now that I'm actually ready to make gear selections the website is down, and I'm worried it might be permanent. Any info on that, or alternative website?
Anyway, now that I'm actually ready to make gear selections the website is down, and I'm worried it might be permanent. Any info on that, or alternative website?
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Thanks all - seems to be working now. Eric House posted that his website was hacked and was down for a bit, and he is now rebuilding the site, so most functionality has returned. Thanks again!
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