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Interesting, someone custom built this thing with a belt drive.

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  • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA This user is from outside of this forum
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    Interesting, someone custom built this thing with a belt drive. (fixie... those are pretty much impossible for me to ride on the hills here, lol) Appears to not have brakes, either. #BikeTooter

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    • ai6yr@m.ai6yr.orgA ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org

      Interesting, someone custom built this thing with a belt drive. (fixie... those are pretty much impossible for me to ride on the hills here, lol) Appears to not have brakes, either. #BikeTooter

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      @ai6yr
      I just learned how to use one of these bikes. The biggest difference is the drive wheel doesn't freewheel. When I stop pedaling the pedal keep going unless I stop them. That stops the drive wheel as well braking the whole system.
      If you want to brake the front wheel;
      Wear gloves …
      🤷🏻‍♂️

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        @ai6yr
        I just learned how to use one of these bikes. The biggest difference is the drive wheel doesn't freewheel. When I stop pedaling the pedal keep going unless I stop them. That stops the drive wheel as well braking the whole system.
        If you want to brake the front wheel;
        Wear gloves …
        🤷🏻‍♂️

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        @CTHW @ai6yr I've seen bikes that don't freewheel used in flatland BMX... but it seems really impractical for much of anything else.

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          @CTHW @ai6yr I've seen bikes that don't freewheel used in flatland BMX... but it seems really impractical for much of anything else.

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          @mathaetaes @ai6yr

          I tried these bikes at the Alberta Velodrome and am really impressed at how well they work. And agree, I'm not sure how good they'd be on the street- not sure one way or the other as the velodrome surface is really unique. As well the reference bike used a belt and I used a chain.

          But if I, somewhat on in years, can learn anyone can …

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