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Steel = old school, belt = new school.

I like old school too, but I also like maintenance-free commuting to work, in my work clothes. Single speed and belt drive are a match made in heaven in this regard.

gotta pic Smallfurry?

Sliding dropouts + opening in frame + beltdrive = much dinero. Trek District with belt drive was €900 in 2009. Difficult market I guess.

yeah, cost may be the issue, but there're a bunch of people out there willing to spend a pretty penny on single speeds. Plus sliding dropouts can double up as frame splitter.

Why is it so hard to find a simple steel single speed bike with belt drive (+ vertical sliding dropouts)?

I would have thought the lack of maintenance and grease would be really popular amongst single speed riders?

Ha, oh shit, I didn't. Thanks guys :)

Does anyone know where I can get one of these Fixie Inc couplings?
http://www.framebuilding.com/acrobat%20files/Belt%20Drive%20Coupler.pdf

and 3, sry bout that.

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