yeah, at least you can easily fit mudguards to it.
assuming its got horizontal ends and a freewheel hub (not cassette), the cheapest way is: take the freewheel off and fit fixed sprocket, respace and redish rear wheel to get a good chainline, cost: under a tenner, free if you can blag a sprocket. But don't do it this way if you want to take the rear brake off or do loads of leg braking and skidstops.
yeah, at least you can easily fit mudguards to it.
assuming its got horizontal ends and a freewheel hub (not cassette), the cheapest way is: take the freewheel off and fit fixed sprocket, respace and redish rear wheel to get a good chainline, cost: under a tenner, free if you can blag a sprocket. But don't do it this way if you want to take the rear brake off or do loads of leg braking and skidstops.