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Hi
I am thinking of building up or purchasing a single speed cross bike for commuting and a second cross bike for racing. My main concern for commuting is wheel removal to fix a flat. Is there any way to use a quick release skewer with track dropouts? Or is there a better way to go about building up a single speed that can be raced and works for commuting. I have been looking at the Bianchi San Jose. It seems for the price that it is hard to beat.
Thanks
I am thinking of building up or purchasing a single speed cross bike for commuting and a second cross bike for racing. My main concern for commuting is wheel removal to fix a flat. Is there any way to use a quick release skewer with track dropouts? Or is there a better way to go about building up a single speed that can be raced and works for commuting. I have been looking at the Bianchi San Jose. It seems for the price that it is hard to beat.
Thanks