Brand stereotypes?

i remember seeing the life of brian on a site just a few days ago in divx i watched it didn't bookmark the bloody site... damn...

i bought it on doovde!

i have it on vhs!

bareknuckle for adrenaline junkies.

MrSmith

remember kids it's just a bike with one gear.

I think this applies to fixed gears as well. By the way, I'm going to set up a cross check to do some ss offroading so I'd better start buying your listed accessories now.

Forgive me for I have sinned. My singlespeed/fixed offroader has become my 8 geared hardtail (Suspension, I mean WTF?).
Surely this fixed is the new single is the new 8 gears & chainguide is the new 27 gears is the new get the point yet?
Bikes are their for having fun, Maybe you should be discussing rider stereotypes.

Grassroot hippies - Shun all forms of transport that aren't human powered due to concerns regarding climate change.
Pierced, Tattooed Skinheads - Adrenalin Junkies, always seeking the next close call.
City Commuters - People who accept that cyoling is the best way to get around a city.

etc

couriers- like bikes need bear money

we use them as protection against overly zelous coppers

scott dun got broked [quote]Object17
Pierced, Tattooed Skinheads - Adrenalin Junkies, always seeking the next close call.

Hehe...
Pierced, Tattooed Skinheads - like sewing pretty coloured pieces of fabric together,always seeking the next cup of tea...:)[/quote]

Does that mean I need to start sewing and stop drinking Coffee? ;]

either that or (eeek) grow hair.

Actually I have a mohican at the minute...

i am shocked and appalled!

But secretly a little intrigued.

is that the line you use on drunk frat boys?

Would it work if it was?

mabey slightly better then "i have candy"

stonster It's all about making your own bike out of the components you found in the garage. If you bought it as a fixed...it doesn't count! Until it has your blood on it, it still belongs to the company you bought it from.

you twat.

I think that if you didn't physically turn and weld the components yourself out of raw metals, then it isn't a real bike -it doesn't exist in this corporeal plane.

Highfive

Object17 Maybe you should be discussing rider stereotypes.

Grassroot hippies - Shun all forms of transport that aren't human powered due to concerns regarding climate change.
Pierced, Tattooed Skinheads - Adrenalin Junkies, always seeking the next close call.
City Commuters - People who accept that cyoling is the best way to get around a city.

etc

People who like:

-going fast
-skidding
-trackstanding
-doing tricks
-going up
-just riding along
-etc.

Object17
Pierced, Tattooed Skinheads - Adrenalin Junkies, always seeking the next close call.

..except when they are waiting tables at Wagamama's

nimhbus [quote]stonster It's all about making your own bike out of the components you found in the garage. If you bought it as a fixed...it doesn't count! Until it has your blood on it, it still belongs to the company you bought it from.

you twat.

I think that if you didn't physically turn and weld the components yourself out of raw metals, then it isn't a real bike -it doesn't exist in this corporeal plane.[/quote]woah.. i think your reading into his post a bit far there, no? i think the idea of his post was you maybe start off riding whatever you learn more about fixed gear riding, you find that theres a lot more interesting combinations than just buying one from a shop. So therefore you build something that is unique and special to you be it from NOS, secondhand or new. A lot of people i know started with a langster, flyer, fuji or a bianchi they changed most stock parts then eventualy changed completely to something that they build themselves.

Aw fuck you Mike ;)

|³|MA3K Aw fuck you Mike ;)
Fuck you..i think some just tried to sell some used shorts in the trade threads..go roast him down ;)

willski [quote]Object17
Pierced, Tattooed Skinheads - Adrenalin Junkies, always seeking the next close call.

..except when they are waiting tables at Wagamama's[/quote]

Lies. I'll have you know I have a very respectable job. Well if you can calling lying for a living respectable. Who am I kidding, accountants are all cunts. Where's that Wagamama phone number, I need to get a new job. And their aprons. I love the aprons.

I like aprons...