motobecane single-speed conversion…
Here is an old Motobecane ten speed converted into a single-speed.
If you look closely, there are two upcoming projects in the immediate background. Look forward to seeing them completed!
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Hi guys,
Can you share what hub, sprocket, etc. you used to do this conversion to single speed? I have a Mirage I would love to convert. Let me know if you stock the parts. Is there any funny business since some fo MB french parts are sized funky.
poncho
Hi, I am also interested in the answer to the above post as I have the same bike project. Thanks
Nothing special for this MB. A regular Formula single speed hub with a Shimano freewheel. The chainring was the original with the crank.
Cheers…