Switchable fixed to Singlespeed hub.

Posted on Sat 23rd, March 2013

• #1

fixedandsingle

Has any one come across the Stevens Velocita bike and do they know what hub it runs on the rear and who makes it ??
Cheers in advance.
• #2

lae

It's called an Affix Freefix hub. They had a bunch of 'em on ebay a couple of years ago for cheap (about £100 I think). I was very tempted to buy one, but was put off by the fact that you're stuck with a single ratio for both fixed/free.
• #3

fixedandsingle

Cool. Cheers for that. Will start hunting one down.
• #4

colm

I think SRAM and Halo do something like that.
• #5

IR

I had one built on to a halo. Sold it earlier this year to Rawwr for £17 built.
No one wanted it on here or eBay.

Decent hubs but to me took away the simplicity that draws many of us to SS/FG.

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