Off-road / gravel / mud fixed-gear bikes (whisper: tracklocross)

Not mine.

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They're about 7 years late:

I still want one of the OG Amaro Lollobrigidas.

My Apollo (cross-posted from other threads)

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I think you mean you cross-threaded...
sorry I hate puns I really do

This is the Amaro that I remember. There was an image as well of the rider out in the desert on it.

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Email today to say my Bombtrack thing (I can’t even remember what it’s called) which was ordered for June delivery will turn up end of September. Enough time has gone by that it’d forgotten I’d ordered it (to use over the summer mainly)

I went looking for that one.
It is the perfect stupid bike.

Lovely. That looks pretty much like Matt Chesters personal bike from the fixedgeargallery interview...

My Matt Chester (sold)

And my favorite bike at the moment:

Pretty sure it is Matt Chester’s bike.

I just finished up this one from the parts bin. It has some kludges worthy of the kludge thread.

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This is cool

It seemed like a good idea at the time. Fixed gear fat bike…my knees said no…

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This one on the other hand is brilliant….my tow path bike

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@flash not only the first fixed gear fat bike I've seen, also the first with a rim brake. Nichest of the niche - nice work!

Dirty Reiver ready.

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Always love seeing this bike ❤️

love it <3 what gearing are you using?

phenomenal!

46 x 20 for gravel stuff and 46 x 18 for the road.

I have just about enough space on the dropout to be able to flip the rear wheel mid-ride. But, to be honest, I normally swap between two different length chains as the axle sits better in the dropout, especially if I'm riding something like the Reiver where I know I won't be flipping the wheel.

@vpCogworks @Qebrus Thanks :)

Managed to ride through the sloppiest of all dog poops on a shakedown ride just now. Currently cleaning it all of my bidons, frame bag, camera... Hopefully that's not a bad omen for tomorrows ride.

46 x 20 for gravel stuff and 46 x 18 for the road.

With 650b x 43? I'm building something new with 700x43 GK SK tires and haven't done fixed gearing for a while.. thinking 17t cog with the 40t front will be ok for horsing around on local rolling trails and errands.

Er nevermind, Hydra is 700 only so that gives some idea. Frame size threw me off :)

🤢🤮

Heavy grav patina off a recent 5 day tour of Wales with @JimmyAl complete with danglepanda hand sanny

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