The print does say for a chain tensioner or derailleur. That's quite
straight forward to me. Sun XCD does make a 120mm cassette hub. Customize
your own cog set and there 'ya go.
So why call it a Road-UNO ? Because it can be a seamless single speed....
and just because it can be used as such doesn't mean it can't/shouldn't
have a hanger for a tensioner or derailleur. It adds to the versatility of
the frame, very good idea ! Don't let the words/definitions/descriptions
yank you're chain, so to speak.
On Wednesday, December 7, 2022 at 10:58:19 PM UTC-5 velomann wrote:
> Just dropping a little bomb here to see where the comments lead, for S**ts
> and giggles, mostly.
>
> The latest blagh shows the 3D printed track dropouts for the new Roaduno.
> It has a derailleur hanger. For a 120-spaced single speed.
>
> Comments?
>
> (And to tag onto another posting ("choose two Rivendells") I own several
> bikes but only one Riv (last release of the Sam Hillborne.) I plan to do
> everything in my power to snag a purple Roaduno, regardless of dropout
> style. And at this point in my life that's the last new bike I plan to buy*
>
>
> Mike M
>
> * But who am I fooling?
>
>
>
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