Help with derailer bracket/adapter

Neufcruz

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all I need now to get on road as bike is the derailer. Here's a pick of the rear dropouts on this frame. Do I need some sort of bracket it adapter? Notice the axle is larger than typical bicycle rim. Also there is the torque arm bracket. I can remove torque arm if absolutely needed.
I'm trying to get out of taking into shop and paying them to figure it out. Also going to need a rear disk brake mount but tackling this 1st.

Any help or guidance is appreciated.

Mike
 
I have 'reversed dropout' derailers here at the shop for bikes with horizontal drop outs - makes moving wheel easy for chain adjust.
 
I have 'reversed dropout' derailers here at the shop for bikes with horizontal drop outs - makes moving wheel easy for chain adjust.

Elaborate please. Would this work for this set up? Pics, price, link...
I'm a real noob to this so excuse my lack of terminology. I assume my dropouts are rear facing hirizontal?
Thanks

Mike
 
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