Steamroller or thrasher

Posted on Mon 20th, June 2011

• #1

greaser_tony

hi im looking to build a trick fixie at the moment im riding a falcon fixie conversion and its not holding up well to the abuse im putting it through nothing to major just hoping a few stairs the odd wheelie that sort of thing i try to hold back on the the old boy but i want to get more into trick riding, i was thinking of going for a steamroller frameset or a volume thrasher, im leaning more towards the surly as i used to ride a surley pacer until it got nicked =C would a steamroller be up to the job ?? or should i go for the thrasher ??
• #2

jaygee

This has to be an alias post.
• #3

LewisEC

thrasher.
• #4

F34Rthefixed

they're both shit.
• #5

tobiasbudding

thrasher
• #6

Mrlemon

Steamroller + trick forks = totally up to the job.
• #7

fasih

What MrLemon said. Plus a decent stem and risers and you should be good to go.

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