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  • Yeah I don’t get why you’d be against a 120mm spaced frame?

    Chances are you’re gonna end up running the same chainline on a 130mm frame as you would on a 120mm one, just on the 130mm frame you’ll have some extra spacers on the rear axle, have to make sure you get a hub with a long enough axle to get proper engagement of the nuts and the chainstay design might limit the size of chainring you can run.

    I’d understand if you already had some parts you want to use and they would work best on a 130mm frame but it doesn’t really sound like that and generally I’d have thought people do 130mm fixed because they have say, a tt frame they want to use fixed. Seems odd to be actively seeking out 130mm spacing.

  • Seems odd to be actively seeking out 130mm spacing.

    There's such thing as a road/tarck frame?so one could ride fixed-geared?

    He/She is looking for a geared frame that can be ran fixed. 130 can be either, 120 is fixed only.

  • Ah ok, my bad.

    Well in that case I remember an Isaac frame I think it was that had swappable dropouts so you run it geared or fixed but the geometry was terrible for fixed gear use. It came into the velodrome and the pedals were almost hitting the banking in the straights!

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