Fixed Gear Gallery gems

the red hankie on the top-tube. is that some sort of fixie gay code?

Its so if the handlebar spins it wont chip the paint or dent the tube.

actually the question itself probably says more about me than this guy, anyway, i have yoga class on wednesdays

Its so if the handlebar spins it wont chip the paint or dent the tube.

i'm such a noob i didn't know that - that's thinking outside the box

i'm such a noob i didn't know that - that's thinking outside the box

Surely it's thinking ridiculously inside the box, in fact not thinking at all. It's a cheap/hipster/stylish solution to a very common problem that occurs on bikes with drops and no brakes. I doubt very much that those bars will even touch the top tube.

aggressive angled stems also cause problems.

Those bars don't look like they would hit the tube so maybe a case of form over function?

the red hankie on the top-tube. is that some sort of fixie gay code?

only if the knot is on the right

Maybe not?

And don't forget the Pope's custom Colnago - gold of course.

I run the same rims as the pope. Classy.

I just need a bottle of holy water on my downtube.

I run the same rims as the pope. Classy.

The pope never rode that bike. Look at the size of it.

Sorry, wrong bike.

It looks to be the right size.

The pope never rode that bike. Look at the size of it.

Robe overlap? Don't get me started on George...

Sorry, wrong bike.

Sick rimz...

Who on hear belongs to this then?

Great looking frame, but you must shit yourself every time you see a pothole/draincover/curb?

hehe, that belongs to vinylvillian

Who on hear belongs to this then?

Great looking frame, but you must shit yourself every time you see a pothole/draincover/curb?

Nah its not too bad at all, but potholes dont mix with it, and the disc is a lot tougher than it looks - no bunnyhoping though! . . now i am used to it, the ride is fine, and the steel has a lovely ride to it

TBH my old Lavoro with Deep V rear and Aerospoke front was far worse in the wind , haven't really noticed it yet on the Aende - not that i know anything about these things but i think the front Zipp makes a big differance to the airflow, and smooths things out quite a bit.

Think i am going to invest in a matching Zipp deep carbon rim for the rear though, and have since removed all the decals on the frame and wheel, as per Murtles recomendation (though i did catalog them for when i eventually have the cash to restore it), and got my trusty Time Atacs on it too.

BULLSEYE !

YouTube - The Rimmer Experience

ok i like nice and simple... lovely... slack chain!
http://velospace.org/files/bridgestone_1Herb.jpg

hmmm...

been told its a repost.... Sorry!

re-post ladyboy

*"I took it into seattle 1 day prior to interbike but it was a weekday and didnt get much hype from on lookers. So now that the cat is out of the bag here is my newest ride, hope you enjoy it!"*

what? hype from who?

'gem' isn't the right word but it's on fixed gear gallery.

repost.