Shit fixie skidders say...

Definitely not slowing down

I'm still looking for a ratio that'll challenge and build strength.

A couple of guys in a pub drinking beer.

-Are you thinking about what bike to build next, Chio?
-Yes.... I am actually.
-Pista, Chio?
-No, thank you, I am full.

Fucking lush, get some deep Zipps and risers!

on point

I've just seen house prices in Liverpool. I wish I had some investment cash.

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Haha, that was me! To be fair though, I have now learned to skid, just days after riding fixed for the first time ever...

I have now learned to skid, just days after riding fixed for the first time ever...

Brilliant

You guys fell right into my trap.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

Amazing. Thank you.

It's fucking true. And I don't own a fixie. I've never skidded either.

http://www.anteatercycles.co.uk/about.html

All anteater bikes come with a flipflop rear wheel meaning that you can either ride fixed or you can ride single speed So whats so good about riding fixed? You feel at one with the road, remain in full control of your bike at every moment. Remember your bike as a child, it was probably fixed, you control the speed, the skids all through the power of your legs, thats why we ride fixed. Embrace nostalgia!

i was from london for 32 years and i currently own 2 single speeds

I can't help but think it's not all that "exciting" to ride... I can only describe it as mature or sensible

I was aware of the risk I took saying that, which makes posting here all the more fun. What I really mean, is that compared to other bikes I've had or still own, it's mild.

What I really mean, is that compared to other bikes I've had it still own, it's mild.

"Kyle Murphy finished fifth in RHC Milan last year on 48x15, reckon you know better than him?"

@umop3pisdn

for me ratio is a personal thing

The C-Track is mine ! Here are my other builds: pedalroom.com/members/LouisST­C
Love to haterzzz

I didn't care about you not being able to tell me shit - i bought it anyways

I´m very happy with my Dolan after a couple months of ownership. The track geometry is a bit too radical for commuting, a bit like commuting on a Porsche 911 gt2 I guess, hehe, what else can you ask for just 99 pounds!! Very happy. I plan no more upgrades, maybe just a more expensive lock, I don't wanna loose this baby.

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is this chain oil organic?
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i light all my cigarettes with matches

The entire of mine and @Antidotes 's sexting history should be in this thread

Some notable ones from the last few days;

I know wide bars is a fad and all but for me it's life

Hahaha! RIP all teh wing mirrors #nva4gt

I'm in the depths of Kent at the mo dude, the countryside, the sticks! (borderline zone 6)

Nope, I just did I big fart and I really hope I haven't shit myself

but I've put full carbon wing pista track forks on it #marginalgains.