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30-08.-2004, 02:30 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2004
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Which road frame for ss/fixed commuter?
I'm planning to get or build a commuter with flip flop hub for ss/fixed. Definitely need horizontal dropouts and room for fenders maybe even fat cyclocross tires. Here are a few I'm considering .... Surly Cross Check, Independent Fabrication Planet X, Spot, Van Dessel Country Road Bob. Any other ideas?
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30-08.-2004, 09:16 PM
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Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Re: Which road frame for ss/fixed commuter?
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White Industries ENO hub with any road/cyclocross/track frame you want? hippy |
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30-08.-2004, 11:27 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: seattle, wa
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Re: Which road frame for ss/fixed commuter?
If you are wanting to go NEW, I think the Surly frames are a good deal. Just built up a 1x1 for general cruise/commute purposes, and love the ride. The folks I've met with the Cross Check are also very pleased...that frame lets you run up to a 47, I believe, and comes with a deraileur hanger, should you wish to go multi-geared.
good luck. |
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