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  • Singlespeed for winter.
  • bigben69
    Free Member

    I`ve really got into my riding this year both on road and off road.
    I`ve got the idea in my head that i need a singlespeed mountain bike for the winter to train on.

    Any ideas what frames to buy…?? Carbon or steel… maybe something a bit different… I`ve heard that the Whippet is a great cheap option.

    I need some help please 😀

    takisawa2
    Full Member

    Fully rigid is the Winter way. Preferably with them crazy ass 29″ wagon wheels.

    bigben69
    Free Member

    Yeah i`m easy with the fork thing eitherway not fussed,.. tried the 29er thing,.. yuk! 🙂

    bigblackshed
    Full Member

    There was a Sanderson Soloist on eBay that didn’t reach it’s reserve. Can’t link direct on my phone. Item number 190871507696

    Maybe drop the guy a message.

    I’ll vouch for the Sanderson. Mines brilliant. If the 20″ is too big I’ve got an 18″ that I’d would gladly swap for the 20″.

    bigben69
    Free Member

    I`ll have a look later,.. ta.

    Bazz
    Full Member

    I’m with takisawa2 on this, 29″ wheels, single speed and rigid forks is what a winter mtb looks like for me, it just works on my local trails, which are mostly woodland singletrack and get very gloopy in the winter months.

    Here’s my take on it

    Cougar
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