In NYC, good fixie spots/shops

Posted on Sat 10th, November 2007

• #1

ras

In NYC tight on time, doing the holiday thing with wife, may swing by king kog as I'm in Brooklyn, anyone know f any other fixie places
• #2

lpg

everywhere is a fixie place, all you need is a fixie and a place.
• #3

kilgore_trout

(gonna get shat on here, but...) king kog advertises itself as a 'track boutique' which is more for show then actually buying things. trackstar, nyc velo, affinity cycles are all really good places, just off the top of my head.
• #4

ras

cheers
• #5

deleted

Agree with Kilgore, King Kog ain't worth the schlepp... Trackstar's got a ton of stuff in at the mo'...
Wish I was there... :-(
• #6

triplefivedrew

I went to Bike Works over there a couple weeks back - if Aladdin did fixie this would be his cave.
http://www.bikecult.com/works/index.html
• #7

deleted

Really!? What did I miss? Saw the Pake and Moth frames but that was it apart from a few chainrings and sprockets...

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