Thank you so much I'll have a look! I'm just getting in to the fixie side of bikes been riding mountain/road for years but thought I'm literally using the same gear back and to for workVelosolo are a good source of single speed stuff. I use Dicta freewheels. Cheap, but that means you can easily experiment with different sizes. They have not let me down.
Probably not. If it is a flip/flop wheel, it should have been built for a fixed one side and a SS the other.If you mount a freewheel it's possible that your chainline changes and you need to move/place spacers to correct it
It is a flip flop wheel the guy in the shop told me but he wanted to charge me £40 to put one on but lve been on the Web and you can get them for half that price and it just screws onProbably not. If it is a flip/flop wheel, it should have been built ir a fixed one side and a SS the other.
And Dicta ones are less than a tenner, but need to sort a back brake before you go SS.It is a flip flop wheel the guy in the shop told me but he wanted to charge me £40 to put one on but lve been on the Web and you can get them for half that price and it just screws on
I'm going to get them both at the same timeAnd Dicta ones are less than a tenner, but need to sort a back brake before you go SS.
1 side is fixed the other is free wheel therefore change them around and its a flip flop 🤣I didn't know that a flip flop wheel is defined as a fixed and a freewheel combination, I thought it was a gear choice.
I've never been so scared and it takes a lot!! It was the fact my head was saying slow down as I was going down hill and my legs were saying I'm trying to lolIt takes a bit longer then 6 miles to get used to a fixed, but we'll worth it once you've mastered it.
But a single speed (freewheel) can be just as exhilarating.
Enjoy