Shit fixie skidders say...

Bus stroking level: third world

Nice video

aww, so cute... do you even video braah

I might just tee you up for the RIP thread. That looks umm, exciting.

haha

all this guys posts on pedal room

http://www.pedalroom.com/forums/posts?member=simplicated

" No one skids anymore. "

"Dang I rode a bike with a Phil Wood cog, and now I have permanent hearing loss. That bastard Phil is going to pay for this."

wut?

Pretty much done now, I just need to sort the rear light, get a matching 3rd Rapha bottle and put the rest of my patches on my rando bag.

tips fedora at @spotter

My fave was - "When parts of my body hurt from lots of riding, I just HTFU, press forward, and take it out on my family"

troll account?

or @skrtluv has a sibling

Fuckig carrying a beard like that around in Indian heat.

Clearance over chain slack

Ever since I watched a 20min documentary on Youtube a few weeks ago I have been immersed in the noble pursuit of the Keirin.

their muscular legs twitching in their tight lycra shorts

Remember 2008, when fixie crews roamed the savannah, picking off stragglers from the mainstream herd of cycling? When youths in bars compared gear inches and talked in hushed tones of the god they called 'NJS'? The attention may have shifted to gravel, fat bikes and ironic cyclocross, but fixed gears certainly haven't gone away.

http://www.bikeradar.com/gear/article/11spd-this-weeks-best-new-bike-gear-46905/

you bet they haven't
i've ridden a fixie twice this week*

• not shit a fixie skidder says, but a #csb
  

hard core braaaah!

Mad video. But please be careful!

Don't get me wrong, the bike looks incredible...love the colors, tight clearances, chrome stays, front/rear wheels, etc.. I'm only saying it would look/perform better if the basket was closer to the head tube and over the axle.

ye the 25.4 gives headache when trying to curate seatpost to stem -match :,(

No idea - i just ride it

@cip1000

Most fixed wheel cyclists apply incredible forces through the drive train

its more about spirituality vs comfort. i always prefer small sizes, cuz their stiffer and easier to maneuver.