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Selling my Shimano Road shoes as I don't really use the SPD road pedals anymore. The shoe is in good condition, they will just need some new cleats.
Size 12 UK.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-r064-road-cycling-shoes/?lang=en&curr=GBP&dest=1&utm_source=pla&utm_medium=base&utm_campaign=uk&kpid=5360492264

Have you still got the stem adapter and stem?

I was wondering if anybody wanted to swap some black road style SPD pedals (Worn - Wear and tear) for some standard MTB style SPDs?

Beef those legs up and see a chiropractor about your knees you probably have bigger issues than gear ratio

I've always had slight problems with my knees that why I don't want go any higher with GR.
Think 60 GI would be way too spinny?

The notches are about 4mm wide and there's only 2.

Which tool would I need to remove this type of freewheel?

Shimano SF 1200.

I'm not sure which tool it would be? ParkTool FR2 style maybe?

It's not the legs that hurt, it's my knees while mashing those hills, they feel like they're going to snap or pop :(

19t or 20t rear sprocket

Hi guys.

I need help. I recently changed my gear ratio from 46:16 to 44:17 thinking that it would help me get up the monster hills that are included in my commute, but it hasn't made the slight bit of difference.
I was wondering if I'd notice a difference dropping from 71.68 (current GI) to around 63.18 (46:19) or around 60 (46:20). I know I'll probably end up spinning like a mad man, but I'm not that concerned about top speed as there a lot of lights on my commute as well as those hill wrecking hills.

Cheers guys.

Not sold yet.

If I put it on eBay and provide a link and you pay through there, then sure :)

£260.

No rear brake, but I can provide one. It's what came with the bike.

I am selling this bike as I'm in desperate need of money.

The bike is in great condition, a few scratches here and there from the usual wear and tear of normal riding.

It's not long had the gearing changed to 44:17. Drop handlebars instead of keirin bars and grips, Charge Spoon saddle, All-City 17t rear sprocket, Gatorskin tyres.

It's a nice bike, it's just a shame that I have to get rid of it.

Details if you need to know anything; http://www.evanscycles.com/products/fuji/feather-2012-single-speed-bike-ec031250#features

I have a lot of hills in my area that's all. I have to stand up and pretty much jump on the pedals to get up the hill. Not a comfortable journey coming back home.

I'll take the freewheel off if I can manage it and have a look if it's possible to fit a fixed cog on.

Would you agree 44:16 is too high? I didn't want to change the chainring atm, so I was just gonna change the rear sprocket to 19.

Ah right. I was looking for specific double fixed hub, but I was just seeing if I could have done it with just the flipflop hub.

What about the gear ratio question?

Hi. I've used the search function before I get flamed.

I was just wondering if I could remove the freewheel from my fixed gear, but could I replace the free wheel on my flipflop hub with another fixed cog so that I have two different sized fixed cogs?
All the other posts were just about removing it, but like I said, I want to replace it with another fixed cog of a different size.

Another quick question. What gearing would be good for skidding, leg braking? I'm still running a front brake atm with a 44:16 ratio, but it seems stiff and over powering when I back-pedal, plus I live in a hilly area so I need to gear down as well. Was thinking 44:17 or 44:19.

If you need additional info, I've got a Fuji Feather 2012 with stock transmission parts, just Shimano SDR clipless pedals.

Thanks guys.

I'm 6ft2 and it fits me perfectly, but the seat post is at its lowest, so at 5"10 it might be a bit big. Depends how long your legs are tbh. Haha

It won't let me email you. It says 'enter a valid email address'

I can't get your email mate.

Looking for around £250

Changed the bars for drop bars, Charge seat, back brake comes with it although not pictured.

This is it.

Selling this as I want an upgrade to something better :)