I've been riding with just a coaster on the back for about 6 months, I've found it ok. Obviously it's not as safe as having a front brake, but it works for me exactly like running a back brake and becomes quite intuitive after a while, the modulation is nice. As Skully says pedal positioning is the hardest part and you cant spin the cranks backwards when you are at a stop (as this obviously engages the brake). you just have to get used to stopping with your pedals at the right point
I've been riding with just a coaster on the back for about 6 months, I've found it ok. Obviously it's not as safe as having a front brake, but it works for me exactly like running a back brake and becomes quite intuitive after a while, the modulation is nice. As Skully says pedal positioning is the hardest part and you cant spin the cranks backwards when you are at a stop (as this obviously engages the brake). you just have to get used to stopping with your pedals at the right point
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