That is awesome photography.

Loved how you put that together.

 

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or they're saying their American soldier died for oil in Iraq.


nice bike btw
i just got back into it, my lazy *** needs to get rid of my gut.

 

fixed gear is way cooler its kinda like n/a over turbo

 

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Okay. But why is it cool?

 

pictures by KJ

 

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why is shaft cool? you dont know why, he just is.

 

hahahhaha holy ****

 

expletive YEA MAN~!!!!!! im in the process of converting mine right now...got an 83 Fuji!!!

 

I'm in dire need of some good deep v wheels. I have just the front brake on right now. Is it essential to have a machined surface or not?

I did 30 miles on the fixie this past weekend. FYI.

 

I rode a fixie for a bit and loved it. A friend let me borrow their bike and it took a bit getting used to stopping and whotnot but it was pretty fun after i got used to it.

Here in St. Augustine we have a little bit different bike scene. There are some tallbikes downtown that I see quite often.

They usually weld two frames together one on top of the other and have the crank in the top one with an extended chain down to the bottom. It's some pretty cool stuff.

 

nice

 

tallbikes are for rednecks

 

we need a fixie classified thread...i'm trying to piece one together also...

 

Do you know how much it weighs? Just curious.

 

sick...I'm too scared to ride without brakes man.

 

Dont have a real pic of mine, just an illustration I found on the net...but I cruise one of these:


Mooneyes Dyno Cruiser, circa 1996.

 

now has bull horns, because as you can see by the position of the bars i never use the bottom.

 

nice bike, im gonna hafta start riding my bike to work soon while the itr swaps being done -_- three miles of san diegos dangerous streets

 

Needs a front brake, im running 54x15.

 

100 sp0kes s0n!

 

BMX is where its at

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not a fixed gear...or brake less...but heres my tank. disc brakes are a must when people cant drive.

 

sweet, guys i pm'd all of you to jump on over at Bike Coalition

Today: well, i got out of working today so i hit up one of the local bike shops and chatted w/the owner. Long story short he had me on a Masi Speciale fixed gear of his own. Wow, it was night and day on his. Just much larger and wider handlebars.
For kicks this evening I tackled some parking decks to just get some more exercise. I did too many skid stops I guess b/c the lockring came loose in the back and the headset is loose too. Dangit I don't have tools for this yet & I planned to go ride on a 20 +/-5 ride tomorrow.

 

It's crazy how popular these are getting. Where are your spoke cards man? you're behind on the game

 

nice shots. I almost bought a cross fixed gear. They are pricey though for a decent one.