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Thanks guys. I'd planned for this to be as adaptable as possible, without making too many compromises. The rear dropouts are 135mm, it's got the derailleur hanger and guides for a cable for 1x?? or a hub gear, and will take 45mm tyres or 35mm with guards. Will do pretty much everything I need a bike to do and, assuming the welds don't fail ;-), should last me for years.
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I have a lynskey mtb with sliding dropouts, and it came with both geared and ss right hand dropouts. I would guess that the dropouts for this will be available in both configurations and not having the hanger looks a little cleaner.
This bike is another example of a great modern path racer. What is really neat is this bike could be done up as an etap hydro geared bike too (though am not certain as to the rear spacing). Have just checked and rear spacing would allow for a geared hub.