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<_< its a FIXED hub which means u have a FIXED cog on the hub eg 12 tooth . IF you have a 12 tooth on the back you must have a freewheel on the front. you now need a set of cranks with a thread on . you also need a 127.5 or bigger bottom bracket. check the echo site for all what u need

i run

an echo front freewheel bottombracket

an echo green fixed hub

an echo 12 tooth fixed cog

tensile cranks (with thread)

and a normal freewheel

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<_< its a FIXED hub which means u have a FIXED cog on the hub eg 12 tooth . IF you have a 12 tooth on the back you must have a freewheel on the front. you now need a set of cranks with a thread on . you also need a 127.5 or bigger bottom bracket. check the echo site for all what u need

i run

an echo front freewheel bottombracket

an echo green fixed hub

an echo 12 tooth fixed cog

tensile cranks (with thread)

and a normal freewheel

i think hes running a rear freewheel

John kan the china man

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yer he is running a rear freewheel but thats what i said they are FIXED hubs whech means FIXED cogs only there isnt enough thread for a freewheel thats why they are made

Actually, you can run either a cog, or a freewheel, as long as the threads are the right size. Fixed just refers to the hub itself, rather than a freehub, such as a profile.

Although, im not exactly sure what the problem is. :turned:

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