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shano's picture

Update SS HT MTB

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Excellent for winter riding in the wet!
Front: bottle-mudguard in fluorescent pink for extreme visibility at night!
Gearing is 32:17 which is good on slight climbs, and out of the saddle workouts on longer climbs but still to low on flats or slight declines.
May drop down to 16 on the back...not sure how much difference that would make.
Considering going to 1/2 link bmx chain to lose the chain tensioner don't now if that would work either. Anyone?

Yarg's picture

Strange sounds on the converted single speed . . . .

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OK,

A long time ago we converted our scale 40 to a single speed. Now running 44/16 with slicks as the commute bike.

shano's picture

SS HT MTB

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Rebuilt old frame into a single speed commuter/mtb.
Gearing is 32:20 for all the big hills round hornsby Eye-wink
Wide bars 700 with some foam grips will finish the job!

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A nice surprise in the mail

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Got home after a very ordinary day at work, and look what was waiting for me Smiling

'Tis a Spot Rocker 29er belt drive single-speed. First time for me on both a 29er and a singlespeed.

The weather looks promising for the weekend, although unfortunately the Dam is probably still going to be too wet. Once I've had a couple of rides by myself to get used to the thing, I'll probably organise a Show and Tell ride for those who might be interested. Eye-wink

Damien's picture

Surly Ring

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Bent Surly Chainring

Whisperer's picture

Whisperer SS 5-Spot Side View

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The 5 Spot goes Single speed!

Matt_B's picture

New ride in time for the Doctor

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Bike project of a few months built with big thanks to Damo from CBD

unclebullbar's picture

Charge Duster SS pic

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My new SS commuter thanks to Mr Rudd. I've since added a smaller 13t cog and skinny tires....on peeled off all unneccessary stickers for aesthetics. Goes real nice

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Charge Duster SS gear ratios

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Thanks to K-Rudd, I've finally been given the green light to get a new bike for my bumpy work commute. After much deliberation, I've decided to go with a Charge Duster SS: http://www.chargebikes.com/products/bikes/detail.php?id=6

I would like a little bit of help please, to decide on what gear ratio to use so that I can get the right chainring sorted.

lozza6's picture

Single Speed Commuter

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My Single Speed commuter finished Finally!

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