'96 Giant 'Innova' Single-speed conversion

'96 Giant 'Innova' Single-speed conversion

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July 18, 2011
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INFORMATION

Manufacturer / Model
Giant 'Innova'
Handlebars / Stem / Grips
Chopped 2" off each side
Chain
SRAM PC-48
Crank Set / Bottom Bracket
Origin8/Shimano
Rear Derailleur
NONE!!
Front Derailleur
NONE!!
Shifters
NONE!!
Pedals
2
Brakes / Brake Levers
Front
Tires
Michelin
Here is my just-completed single-speed conversion of my bike! I love it, other than the gearing being a little tall yet-----I'm working on that! It feels like a new bike-super quiet and smooth. Well worth the time and effort!! I ended up adding a shop-built chain tensioner made out of an old jockey wheel and part of the cage.
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