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作者: 23号 时间: 2006-12-26 20:41
标题: Single speed
啥也不说了都是图片

简洁的美啊深中其毒

一个SINGLE SPEED 的论坛....

http://forums.mtbr.com/forumdisplay.php?f=46

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作者: 眼太红 时间: 2006-12-26 20:45
线条很美，你的发展方向吧

作者: 烧卖no.1 时间: 2006-12-26 20:57
我马上就有我的single speed了呵呵

作者: 刘影 时间: 2006-12-26 20:58
大部分简洁漂亮，但是不得不说，有几张很难看

作者: 23号 时间: 2006-12-26 21:04
The "Why singlespeed?" thread is coming up on a year old now. There are over 200 replies
in that thread and none of 'em belong to me. Over the years I've spoken up about what
I think makes singlespeeding great but the very title of that thread made me feel like it was
going to be a debate, and I get into way too many debates without doing so intentionally.
So I purposefully avoided that thread until today. But today, reading it made me reflect
on why I ride a singlespeed.

So I've written a little story about some people you know. It's a story about how a few
local (Eugene, Oregon) guys came to love singlespeeding so much that now maybe half the
riders in our club, The Disciples of Dirt, ride 'em. And we're a pretty active club.

Because of the nature of historical perspectives, I'm sure this story is littered with inaccuracies.
So be it. The characters with diverse and equally innaccurate perceptions will no doubt be along
soon to fine tune the white lies.

Anyway, let me begin...

I'd been mountain biking less than a year when I met shiggy in late 1985 or early '86. Back then
he went by a different handle, which shall remain deeply imbedded in ancient history -- "shiggy"
is bad enough. Anyway, shiggy and a guy named Justin and I (you've seen photos on this board
of Justin in pantyhose and a thong at Barbie Camp) used to ride off-road quite a bit together back
in the late '80s. We rode geared bikes back in those days. But shiggy regaled us with tall tales of
a singlespeeder he'd ridden with years earlier from the coast; this guy rode a custom IRD singlespeed
with platform pedals, 206mm Bullseye cranks and a pretty big gear (especially considering the rugged
hills of Oregon), even taller than 2-to-1. And this guy was over 50 years old. Whoa! Needless to say,
young-at-the-time shiggy was mighty impressed.

Pesonally, I just thought the guy sounded crazy. Justin was too busy riding his bike underwater in
Oregon's winter puddles to care.

We pushed the idea of singlespeeding onto the back burner but shiggy clung to the legendary
memories about the guy on the big bike with one gear.

Fast forward about eight or ten years to the early '90s. Josh Ogle (yeah, that Josh Ogle, of Jericho
fame) was renting a dark, dank run-down dwelling not far from downtown Eugene. Josh occaasionally
joined the Disciples of Dirt for our weekly night rides in the Coburg Hills north of town. One night he
showed up on a homemade singlespeed (er, make that a "custom frame").

Eyes rolled.

We laughed at him. Yeah, we laughed at Josh Ogle for bringing a singlespeed to an off-road ride.

Well, shiggy didn't laugh. His inspiration had been burning inside him for years.

A debate ensued.

After that, shiggy started riding singlespeed off-road.

"What?" I thought.

Next General Coonskins took it up. I thought this was a real joke, because here was a guy who I
could beat going either uphill or downhill, and now he was going to make his life worse by limiting
himself to one gear. "He'll hate it and pitch that stupid bike off a cliff soon enough," I thought to
myself.

But that's not what happened. Late that summer, on one of the hardest group rides that our club
does every year, Coonskins freakin' rode away from me like I was standing still. The only time I saw
him all day was when he'd wait for us gearies to regroup. This ride has HILLS, folks. Big ones, steep
ones, long ones. I was stunned by 'Skins transformation.

How could this happen? My reality was becoming distorted. I did not understand.

Coonskins went on to race the Cascade Creampuff. To say he'd earned new respect is an
understatement. Currently, if he's not the strongest rider I know, I don't know who is.

I decided I had to get a piece of this singlespeed action for myself. I wanted to become a strong rider,
too. I wanted to keep up with my friends, no matter how little sense riding a singlespeed seemed to make.

Honestly, I never expected to like it. I just wanted to get strong.

And I did. Get strong, I mean. That was six years ago. But I found that once I got strong, I liked
singlespeeding, too. What's funny is I can't say exactly why I like it so much. I just do. In fact, I
like it better than any other kind of bike riding. It's so rewarding. My mega-bling FS bike doesn't see
much action these days.

And that's why I ride singlespeed.

Personally, now I think the title of that other thread should be, "Why not singlespeed?" Just ask
shiggy, or Josh, or General Coonskins -- they'll tell ya.

--Sparty

作者: babywu 时间: 2006-12-27 21:24
好多钢架

作者: huaduorange 时间: 2006-12-28 23:20
请问这种单速的后花鼓怎样的才好呢？ｓｈｉｍａｎｏ有哪几种？哪些比较好的？

作者: 23号 时间: 2006-12-28 23:22

引用第6楼huaduorange于2006-12-28 23:20发表的:
请问这种单速的后花鼓怎样的才好呢？ｓｈｉｍａｎｏ有哪几种？哪些比较好的？

后花鼓是普通的后花鼓,只是装单齿片然后用DABOMB的垫环垫起来而已

需要的话还可以加个拉链器

作者: huaduorange 时间: 2006-12-28 23:33
哦~~~今天见到一个轴心很细的带单齿片的重0。5kg的shimano后花鼓，不知道好不好而已，算不算很重啊？

作者: 23号 时间: 2006-12-28 23:53

引用第7楼23号于2006-12-28 23:22发表的:

后花鼓是普通的后花鼓,只是装单齿片然后用DABOMB的垫环垫起来而已

需要的话还可以加个拉链器

这种方法适合大部分轮组没必要去找单速花鼓吧?

作者: 乔一 时间: 2006-12-29 10:12
好妖的车啊!我曾见过一个老外也是SINGLE SPEED的妖车,钛架.启动稍费力但骑行非常平稳.加了挡泥板,上了自锁.喜欢!!!

作者: 23号 时间: 2006-12-29 12:55

引用第11楼阿福于2006-12-29 11:21发表的:
给我骑的话我会骑坏膝盖的

你齿比调小一点就好了

作者: 辰枫 时间: 2006-12-29 13:27
齿比不是没的调么？
总觉得怪怪的，看不习惯...

作者: 大杨 时间: 2006-12-30 19:48
毒性虽大，但是还没学会吸

作者: bruce 时间: 2006-12-30 20:11
简简单单就是美~~~

作者: grace 时间: 2006-12-30 20:17
有意境~~~~~~

作者: bruce 时间: 2006-12-30 20:25

引用第16楼grace于2006-12-30 20:17发表的:
有意境~~~~~~

嗯~~~你会得还真快啊~~~

作者: tanker 时间: 2006-12-31 00:29
长见识了

作者: 涛涛 时间: 2006-12-31 01:43
有几个怎么连刹车都没的

作者: 解决 时间: 2007-6-8 01:01
哎呀，真毒

作者: jonyming 时间: 2007-6-8 08:40
本色回归！！

作者: zhumao28 时间: 2007-6-8 08:58
single is simple~~

作者: 星雨 时间: 2007-6-8 10:23
基本都是场地车

作者: 卡卡 时间: 2007-6-8 11:54
这车应该非常轻吧

作者: 爱骑车的小孩 时间: 2007-6-8 12:34
都是经典嘛..还有个后封闭的...

作者: 好丽友好朋友 时间: 2007-6-8 12:39
对阿，SINGSPEED 大多是场地车吧。他们好多都不用刹车的/只不过在上海这种地方不用刹车，严重点就是不时你死就是我亡

作者: 小白 时间: 2007-6-8 13:08
什么没刹车，看上去没刹车的都是死飞吧，随便哪个国家，在马路上骑没刹车的都等于送死呀

作者: 威廉 时间: 2007-6-10 18:20
人家不在马路上跑的，场地竞速用的。

作者: 威廉 时间: 2007-6-10 18:21
就是在内场不断绕圈圈记时的比赛。

作者: 23号 时间: 2007-6-10 20:07
被顶起来了？

也不是没刹车，不少都是单杀呢

作者: 大杨 时间: 2007-6-10 22:06
这东西真不会玩。
也不敢玩。
特别是那种没刹车的。

作者: bigbird 时间: 2007-7-26 21:55
好车

作者: 老相机 时间: 2007-7-27 10:02
很喜欢有空搞一部但是要有前后刹车

作者: laden 时间: 2007-8-2 20:30
我已经开始改了

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