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I run 51x17 on an around-town bike. 50x17 is ~equal to 47x16 and thusly pretty usable ratio atmo.

Very, according to Shawn at King Kog. Apparently they basically force you to ride with perfect form (as any mashing/movement results in bounce), and slowing down while seated is nigh-impossible to do without getting jostled around.

"Why everything you think about singlespeed is wrong" by the author you know and love from such classics as "My Legs Hurt" and "Guys, wait up"

New page fail, but yea original scheme. I picked it up on the "Classic MTB Trading Center" fb page.

More I look at it, aside from slammed stem I'm inclined to agree.

Bar angle away from porn? Idk. Masi Criterium built as a 1x for the original owner.

Now has a problemsolvers clamp while waiting for framebuilder to get back to me on a rear brake cablestop, but this is on the road.

ergo drops are the devil, and those stems are notorious for shearing apart, so maybe worth replacing both.

Plus Surly makes the Steamroller and Straggler, if you're lookin to go fg or disc

Thanks, it is indeed. Considering just leaving the rack on and doing some sscx racing on it next season 'cause why not.

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Super rad. Planning to go 1x or put a front dr on?

I can't honestly say I'm a fan of how it looks, but this is a pretty brilliant use of those bars.

I own a pretty similarly geared riser road bike; if you're used to big-ratio fixed there's plenty of gears even for relatively hilly city riding, and the ability to go like a freight train if the opportunity arises is stupid and unnecessary but fun.

Hydraulic and track geo are definitely more Hip Hop than practical, but I love it all the same.

Woundup fork and this'd be my dream bike.

he is who I want to be when I grow up