General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
off-topic: climbers who ride	27-Sep-2005 At 10:40:41 AM	joemor
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At the moment I’m riding a custom built GT single speed, with converted dropouts, beige powder coat and other bits and pieces. Now I’ve gone single speed I don’t think I could ever go back. Riding is just so much cleaner and simpler. If you hit a hill you just push harder. Admittedly I live inner city and the hills and more like gentile inclines but I get by on 42:16 and haven’t found a road I have had to push the bike up yet. Single speed all the way! Does anyone know where I could find somewhere to buy second hand track bikes from? I’m after a super small. Must have a flip flop hub and be relatively cheep. Also I don’t mind if it’s an old model in fact a retro frame would almost be better.

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