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You lose the neat, no cables look then. The coaster brake gives me the best of everything I wanted from this bike, without compromise. That neat, cableless, brakeless tidy look. With the ability to brake quick and regulate speed easily. I actually built up another 26" coaster wheel just incase...

Its trying to stop that gave me problems when I did a stint on a fixed hub Reid 700c thing. I can drop a skid fine if I prepare, mentally and physically get ready for it. But its those quick speed changes and reactions that really put an unpleasant load on my knees.

Waking up an old thread, because I wanna see some more. Here's my Diamondback Wildwood. Thats a coaster rear. Not a fixie. I like the sleek look, but I don't have the knees for fixed hub.

Yeah it looks like a NOT bin bike now that I have cleaned it. Does have a Klien seatpost. So, post 1995 hey?

So... I'm new right. I've got a bike I like, but I also found this one. Here we do "Curbside collection" where basically, you get all the old sht out of your shed and throw it on your lawn. Then the council come and pick it up. Thrifty Bin Scabs like me find some pretty decent treasures by...