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• #2
well, the answer is yes. there was a bike on here recently set up that way and i remember it being commented on...sorry will try and be a bit more vague in future.
UTS and look back through the current projects and porn threads of this week i think...you should find it.
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• #3
http://www.londonfgss.com/thread6261-341.html#post1012216
Here's My Gangsta
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• #4
you would have to use bmx cranks though
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• #5
Why should it affect the side you mount/dismount on?
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• #6
Because I keep catching myself on the chainring.
getting off to the right woud be best to have the front on the left too. correct? or am I over analizing this? -
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You'd need a bolt-on sprocket right? cos of the thread direction. Normally pedal tightens the sprocket, with a left-hand drive you'd be *un*tightening it.
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• #8
it shouldn't matter with a lockring, but yep, bolt on for the left handed win.
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• #9
Because I keep catching myself on the chainring.
getting off to the right woud be best to have the front on the left too. correct? or am I over analizing this?
Ahh, with you now. Yeah, that makes sense, plus you'd not have the chainring digging into you when shouldering the bike.
Right, this may be an odd one but bare with me.
Is it possible to build the bike with the chainring/chain and bits on the LEFT hand side of the bike?
I'm totaly left sided and have little feel or control of the right arm. I am doing cross on my Pompino and cant get used to dismounting, running with and remounting the bike on my right side. It diggs into my leg too. I loose balance and can't get my leg over. No sniggering at the back please.