Show us your Inbreds (bikes only please....)
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Caramba Kid":qnhl9bf2 said:
That's not a sliding dropout Inbred, that's what's commonly called a slot dropout one (in other words, track ends).
The sliding dropout version had the same sort of arrangememt as Kona and Voodoo use (the same principle as Paragon sliders, in that the dropout and caliper mount are one piece and move together).
These are sliding dropouts (Paragon in this instance, but the principle is the same for them all).
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Caramba Kid":2rycuay1 said:Andy R":2rycuay1 said:
Always thought track ends were just fixed rear facing horizontal dropouts
They are - and that's what your Inbred seems to have
, with slotted caliper mount to suit.It doesn't have the slidey Paragon-like ones .
mikee":2d57n9x2 said:
The 853 singlespeed had sliding dropouts but has been discontinued.
Some people probably called them slidey Inbreds - however, to the very best of my knowledge, the DN6 versions with track ends and slotted caliper mounts have always been known as slot dropout Inbreds...
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