Does they guy realise that fixed gear bikes were around longer that our freewheeling counterparts? maybe the traffic conditions were a bit different then. but the only people who are dangerous on a fixed gear bike are the people who dont know how to ride them ..I mean you wouldnt let a guy who had a regular car license drive a HGV with no experience, maybe my analogy is off ..what im trying to say is when riding fixed (for me anyway) I feel as though I have elevated my style of riding, I know enough about my bike, my limits I enjoy the challenge but I am aware of the risks. I have two bikes one with a front brake one brakeless as with both I know my limits on each one and adjust my riding style accordingly.
Does they guy realise that fixed gear bikes were around longer that our freewheeling counterparts? maybe the traffic conditions were a bit different then. but the only people who are dangerous on a fixed gear bike are the people who dont know how to ride them ..I mean you wouldnt let a guy who had a regular car license drive a HGV with no experience, maybe my analogy is off ..what im trying to say is when riding fixed (for me anyway) I feel as though I have elevated my style of riding, I know enough about my bike, my limits I enjoy the challenge but I am aware of the risks. I have two bikes one with a front brake one brakeless as with both I know my limits on each one and adjust my riding style accordingly.