Singlespeed to Bounce or not?
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I love Sanderson frames, cam close to owning a "Life" of them, show some pictures on here please.
And bounce or not all depends on the riding. My Singlespeeds have mostly been rigid steel, simple, pure, silent. Also when I ride by myself I always choose a Singlespeed, regardless of terrain. But For the Sunday morning ride with the band of weekend warriors I use all the props I can get, 2x10 gears, big wheels, big brakes and front and rear bounce. YMMV
Enjoy!!
And bounce or not all depends on the riding. My Singlespeeds have mostly been rigid steel, simple, pure, silent. Also when I ride by myself I always choose a Singlespeed, regardless of terrain. But For the Sunday morning ride with the band of weekend warriors I use all the props I can get, 2x10 gears, big wheels, big brakes and front and rear bounce. YMMV
Enjoy!!
theredchili
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daj":1ekeajk1 said:
Dave,
Built it rigid, then you can't blame the forks for not riding it
seriously, if you build it Rigid it will reduce the maintanence which is what you need for winter as the Genesis has shown.it will always be an option in the garage
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I'll bring a ladder
I'll bring a ladder
theredchili
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daj":2p1lmdhp said:Yeah I only have diddy legs!!
Diddy Dave has quite a ring to it
