Are these multi-directional or single-directional and which one would be better for a fixed gear bike?
1073584
These r used for indoor cycling the cleats are smaller and only one direction they do not rotate but keep u very stable on the special shoes
1387768
Yes it can be single speed the back tire has 2 cogs the thicker cog is for single speed and the thinner being fixed. I started out riding single speed now I ride fixed. Great bike at great price.
1722631
They are SPD (Shimano) compatible on one side and have cages on the other side.
907486
Good question. It is definitely a one gear bike. Perhaps they are referring to the size of the rear sprocket and the front sprocket which are of two different sizes. Having said that, you might consider a folding bike with multiple gears. I bought this bike for my wife and it is fine on the level. I have a Dahon with multiple gears and it is much easier to peddle on grades.
1669725
I only needed one for my bike, couldn't say with your. I should think you'd only need one as well, can't think of any reason for more. You might check your bike--see if there is not than one, and go from there.
251039
Its a single gear + spacers that can replace a multi-speed cassette. This has no effect on fixed or single, that's determined by your hub.
439548
The single speed is great if you do not have any big hills to go up and you are on a casual ride. As an out of shape middle ager when I bought my single speed, it got me quickly into shape. I opted for the 3-speed on my second bike because I do have some hills around here I and started using the bike to commute to work, making for a much easier ride first thing in the morning. Hope this helped a little.
1314444
They ar made for a single ratchet shifter bike. One is 135mm and the other is 92mm.
1016107
I just purchased this product and they are angled. I installed them on my 1971 Schwinn Collegiate and they fit perfectly.
578966
It's still a free wheeled system. Fixie is a bad name for it. It should just say single speed. All it does is provide spacers and a lock ring for a cassette, along with a cog. So in short, no, not fixed.
1117850
The left shifter is two speed friction, I haven't run a triple with it but you may be able to rig it; the right shifter is 7 speed indexed.
279805
You can flip the rear wheel so that it can be either a fixed-gear, meaning that the pedals move if the wheel moves and you can pedal backwards, or a single-speed, where you can coast. This is the difference between a freewheel/single-speed, and a fixed-gear bicycle. I hope this answers your question.
46409
It can do one bike which has one bar, a left side and right side.Hope this helps
546180
Single speed which can still coast. The kit, which includes a cog and spacers, fits the length of the freehub just as a full cassette would, but obviously with only one gear instead of many.
247310
Either one. The red one allows for 45 degree movement (pivot) from the pedals so you can move your foot placement if needed but either one will work with Shimano Delta shoes/pedal system on a spinning bike.
530505
It isn't just a matter of gearing as some are suggesting here...Fixed gear bikes often have a narrower rear dropout (like 110 or 120 mm vs. 130 or 135mm).
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Yes it is bi-directional. I have it mounted sprocket side in and it's running great. My doodlebug pushes 50mph with a modified predator motor and it holds up great so far