Ride a fixed-gear bike?

what like a single speed?

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iridemymuni said:

i think everybody agrees when i say you lucky son of a [censored]

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That's actually how I got into muni. I converted a junker mtn bike of
mine to be fixed gear. I.e. single speed but NO COASTING, just like a
unicycle as long as you're rolling along the pedals keep on coming. It
is a blast and very addictive. I still ride fixed-gear offroad
regularly and I credit riding my muni with improving my balance and
fixed-gear offroad skills.

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A fixed-gear is like a unicycle in that when you petal backwards, you go
backwards, and you can slow down by applying backwards pressure on the
pedals. They also don't freewheel.

Fixed-gear is not-necessarily single-speed, although they almost always
are.

Single-speed is not-necessarily fixed-gear

zfreak220 said:

what like a single speed?

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