Good mailorder s/s source

[singleminded]

Where do you guys mailorder your single speed stuff? Or does everybody get it at the Path....But i am in San Diego area.

[Kaboom]

The Path is great. I like Jensons if you have to go mailorder.

[foofighter]

jenson? pricepoint? thepath ships with purchases over 75 and adrenaline ships as well

[dstepper]

The Path seems to carry some of the harder to find stuff around. They just got it some more Middleburn Cranks...give Brian (Donkey) a call.

Dean

[allison]

The Path has good stuff. If they don't you can always try bikeman.com ? I think that site has a separate SS section.

[Pho'dUp]

www.webcyclery.com

is another one.

But just save up and buy $75 worth of stuff from the path for the free shipping

[allison]

Originally Posted by Pho'dUp

But just save up and buy $75 worth of stuff from the path for the free shipping

Or go ride in the Santa Ana's and stop by before you go home!

Now open on Sunday's.

[CeeDubb]

I'm doing some research for an SS project I may start soon and I found Universal Cycles in Portland, OR.

Single Cogs & Lockrings

Single Speed Conversion Kits

Single Speed Hubs

[uno-speedo]

Speedgoat.

[Abui]

Originally Posted by uno-speedo

Speedgoat.

Ditto Speedgoat. Price match, free shipping >$100.

[autoduel]

The path does do mailorder
If it's not on their website, just give em a call!

[singleminded]

Right now I need 2-3 chainrings...a couple of freewheels and come chains. Time to refurb 3 singles. 2 mtn and 1 road.
I got some cranks from Brian and got my old Phil Wood back on the trail.

[el_d00der1n0]

i've been looking at speedgoat since you guys mentioned it, and omg. this is the way all bike part sites should be. i don't even have to click on an item. just mouse over. their prices from what i'm looking at don't need a price match cuz they're cheaper than or the same as other places i've been looking at.

[foofighter]

freewheels? i have a 20t white industry freewheel i may be selling

[singleminded]

Thanks Foo....I still run ACS freewheels. I have a 20t but only run it at 2 race courses. My mainstay gear is a 18t. I still run a 26'r rear.....

[luna]

The mechanic Greg at www.calcoastbicycles.com has a sweet SS.

They may have parts if your in the area

[Pho'dUp]

Originally Posted by CeeDubb

I'm doing some research for an SS project I may start soon and I found Universal Cycles in Portland, OR.

Single Cogs & Lockrings

Single Speed Conversion Kits

Single Speed Hubs

Universal's not bad. No sales tax. Small operation but I've used them before without problems.

CeeDubb, I'd stick to cogs and spacers on your rear hub of your project. You can adjust chainline, and I don't see any real advantages of using a dedicated singlespeed rear hub.

[Edog]

Vote for Universal & Speedgoat, Bluesky has some cool deals sometimes too. Jenson & price point have come thru every time for me & the Sette stuff at Price Point has been reliable.
I normally google what I'm looking for & that will bring up plenty of options to start with.

[emfc]

Originally Posted by singleminded

Thanks Foo....I still run ACS freewheels. I have a 20t but only run it at 2 race courses. My mainstay gear is a 18t. I still run a 26'r rear.....

Cheap a$$