Cinelli Mash Bolt HHSB

It'll unscrew during skidding yes. You can jb weld/loctite or screw it up incredibly tight using rotafix (google it, it works)

Disc wheel not designed for use on streets shocker

I thought as much. Pissed off that the disc isn't going to work. If I can't find a decent solution, I'll see what I pay on trade for a FFWD, or Notorious Disc :(

I mean you do you and everything but why? A disc rear looks actively worse than a carbon regular spoked wheel

Do you think so? I'm a fan of the disc, but a decent carbon spoked wheel would work as well. The other option was a matching Corima on the back, but I don't know if that would look a bit "too much"

You're 👏 overthinking 👏 it 👏 hhsb 👏 should 👏 be 👏 spontaneous 👏 not 👏 planned

This is about as perfect hhsb as it gets imo

50mm is plenty and makes for a more balanced look imo.

That makes sense. Which is why 80mm is more hip hop

That seta however, is one of my all time favourite bikes

Ah you got me there, it's a catch 22. Yeah that seta is a prime example of a modern hhsb bike, so clean and effortless.

I bet the owner of that Seta didn't fanny around deciding what wheels would be the most HHSB

Lets ask @sbajda
:)

Pretty sure he did some touring on it...

I've run a couple of wheels without a lock ring. I use the bikes chain wrapped round the sprocket to torque it up. This has always been on track hubs, but I've never had a problem, the rear tyre will skid before the sprocket unscrews (most likely) I do run a front brake at all times.

If I'm to be honest, this is my favourite HHSB

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Explains a lot ;)

These, too. Roast me as appropriate.

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No shame:

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Anti >>>>>>

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That is sweet. Thought the golden standard imo for this type of bike is this. Suprised it hasn't been posted.

Not tukt so not hhsb

Looks track not tarck

Same owner innit?

^^ looks fucking sick though.

^ well if it is then truly, chapeau.