Is this a freewheel hub or does it have a coaster brake?
1089208
As others have noted, it is made both ways. I have the freewheel version as offered here, a coaster brake version is also available.
1089209
This one dose not have the coaster brake . There is a coaster brake version if you want one.
1089210
it's a freewheel. i believe there's a different model with a coaster brake, if that's what you desire.
1089211
I have bought both versions of the SRAM Automatix. This image does not show the coaster brake arm so I would guess it's the freewheel version which I prefer as it's too easy to accidentally operate the coaster when going over bumps in the road
1538203
will only continue to spin due to momentum. i do not believe it is a freewheel.
103652
Hi - We bought this bike for our daughter for Christmas this year - its great. It does not have coaster brakes, only the front and rear brakes on the handle bars. I'm not sure what the weight limit is, but I am a full grown man (approx. 215 lbs) and "test rode" the bike and encountered no performance issues.
374460
It does have a flip flop hub however you can only attach one side fixie one side freewheel
1444321
This bike is only stopped by the hand brakes. It is an easy bike to ride, according to my 6 yo son. He adjusts to the brakes from a coaster brake on his earlier bikes very quickly. Since it does have speed gears, the bike can not use the hub to control stopping. This is a great bike and came mostly assembled. Completion took only about 15 minutes. The brakes do have to be mounted slightly high, but does not impact the operation at all.
1387769
If you want to be able to pedal backwards freeky. Simple flip the rear wheel. It's a flip hub which means one side is fixed and the other is single speed. Stay coastin.
193951
Unfortunately not you'll need your front brake as your main way of stopping coast is the free spinning hub side so back pressure will just turn your pedals backwards freely and not engage the gear
456052
The front wheel hub does not have a quick release. It is a standard hex nut.
1630744
No brake but I have found that it doesn't move when getting up due to soft garden soils. I have had no problems even on patio weeding flower beds. I lay a garden trowel or some other tool that I carry in my tool tray behind a wheel if it does want to roll on cement
1574412
Yes, it does have coaster brakes. Very small fixture hidden in the rear. Not a true fixie in this sense but looks like one.
1912177
It has both a fixed gear cog, meaning the pedals are always in motion if the bike is moving, and a freewheel cog, meaning the rider can coast without the pedals rotating. Each is installed on opposing sides of the rear wheel hub. Hope that answers your question.
1538387
Does it have coaster foot brakes as well - there a couple conflicting answers.
1049806
It has both, a coaster break(back peddling break) and a hand break for the front wheel. I hope this helps!
1255798
The hole in the rear sprocket that comes with the kit is intended for a 7-speed/derailleur type bike with hand brakes. My current project bike is a single speed coaster brake bike. If you are doing a coaster you will need to enlarge the center hole to clear the coaster brake hub, or purchase a sprocket with the hole enlarged (which is what I did). I'm also adding hand brakes to my bike so it will still have brakes in the event of chain failure or popping off while motoring. Good luck with your build.
2214060
The bike has front and back rim brakes, controlled by levers on the handlebars. No coaster brakes.
1404436
The wheels are "track" wheels. They are fixed/fixed only. There is no way to mount a freewheel to them without replacing the hub and spokes.
578967
The adapter creates a freewheel single speed.It is not a fixed gear, the hub will still coast.