Single speed. That lovely bikes that make us suffer

Always wanted a single speed :D got very close to having one a few times but always got distracted by something else :roll: one day though :D
 
Jones":25s300je said:
Always wanted a single speed :D got very close to having one a few times but always got distracted by something else :roll: one day though :D

me too, but then one day I took the plunge and haven't looked back. It's very liberating!
 
SHHHHHH! they will all want one.













cheers, Al. Keeping the trails clear for proper bikes!!!
 
Another one here who's main (only bike bar the old Orange) is now a SS - it’s a well used early US made Chameleon:

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orange71":32vjj4xn said:
if you look closely I think it is 39:19

Ah, thanks fella, wasn't sure if it was a 38 or 39t chainring. 2.05:1 ratio then. In gear inches that's 53.36" I'm running 2.25:1 or 58.5" which makes it hard (for me at any rate) in them thar hills.

Nicely built bike innit?

What size is it Max?
 
Cheers chaps, yep as above 39/19 or just over a 53" gear. Suits me perfectly for the flat stuff round here and better chainwrap, smoother transmission and less wear than the more usual 32/16 but most importantly allows me to use a lovely Campag chainset! :LOL:

Put it together really cheaply, frame was £80, forks were new - Pipedream Sirrus, a great cro-mo rigid fork and £40 direct from PD, Salsa bits from the US are silly cheap compared to UK prices...

Frame is a medium (16") - effective TT is 22.5". 'Daisy' is my baby daughter who arrived same time as the frame...

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