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  1. I've had an old 2nd hand road bike knocking about for a while.
    Unfortunately I knackered the gears (they locked into the spokes) a
    couple of months ago & the LBS (which mainly handles MTBs) couldn't get
    parts to fix it up. So for now I've taken the derailleur off & gone
    single-speed ... how well this will work remains to be seen.

    http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p206/ud_patter/dscf0076.jpg

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  2. Patter said:

    I've had an old 2nd hand road bike knocking about for a while.
    Unfortunately I knackered the gears (they locked into the spokes) a
    couple of months ago & the LBS (which mainly handles MTBs) couldn't get
    parts to fix it up. So for now I've taken the derailleur off & gone
    single-speed ... how well this will work remains to be seen.

    http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p206/ud_patter/dscf0076.jpg

    My bike was like this for months after the rear deralleur died (and
    before I fixed it) and it was fine. The 85" gearing was a bit steep
    though :/

  3. Patter said:

    I've had an old 2nd hand road bike knocking about for a while.
    Unfortunately I knackered the gears (they locked into the spokes) a
    couple of months ago & the LBS (which mainly handles MTBs) couldn't get
    parts to fix it up. So for now I've taken the derailleur off & gone
    single-speed ... how well this will work remains to be seen.

    http://i129.photobucket.com/albums/p206/ud_patter/dscf0076.jpg

    looks like it has a double ring on the front & you took the derailleur
    off there too ... so chain tension'll not be a factor, are you
    expecting any problems ?

  4. In article <[email hidden]>, Patter
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    I've had an old 2nd hand road bike knocking about for a while.
    Unfortunately I knackered the gears (they locked into the spokes) a
    couple of months ago & the LBS (which mainly handles MTBs) couldn't get
    parts to fix it up.

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=140149916360
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