Fixed Gear Super Trumps

Posted on Fri 30th, January 2009

• #1

adman

I'm working on some magazine content at the moment and we are putting together an idea for an article called Fixed Gear Super Trumps.

The idea is to feature various track bikes (both track racing machines and street machines) in a Top Trumps style... if you think your ride has got Trump value let me know... who knows you might get into the feature...

:-)
• #2

OliDale

what sort of criteria are you judging on? is it all going to be super slick bikes or you going to chuck in some rat bike porn to mix it up a bit?
• #3

adman

It's all about the bike porn... we will include a few hack bikes just to mix it up...

at the other end we have some top end World Cup bikes...

:-)
• #4

forms

sounds wikid. i want some fixed top-trumps!
• #5

miro_o

Wtf !!!
• #6

tom.

Read the Chrome Aces thread
• #7

el_squire

Two threads along the same lines in quick succession, how odd.

Tom's right though go here Fresh was up first!

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