You should flip the whole drivetrain onto the left hand side of the bike. That way, when the cog eventually unwinds itself, your braking action (ie. slowing down the pedals) will wind the cog back on, allowing you to 'safely' stop*.
*Don't actually do this.
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You should flip the whole drivetrain onto the left hand side of the bike. That way, when the cog eventually unwinds itself, your braking action (ie. slowing down the pedals) will wind the cog back on, allowing you to 'safely' stop*.
*Don't actually do this.