For Sale: Matt Black 54cm Johnny Fixed Fixie bike

love it. joined 10 days ago.. already neg'd.

Missed it

Hold on guys. Johnny Fixed are a seriously "cool" and reputable brand, they have a website and everything.

They even put stickers on their things, and if that isn't customised I don't know what is.

        OUR STORY:

Johnny Fixed is a collaboration of fashion and bicycling, we want to bring style to the masses. Whether a bike is old or new, we customize it to a never before see stage including... carbon forks, rim stickers, deep v rim, frame stickers, etc. Since the launch in September 2013 we are continuously improving our reputation and quality by bringing customer and bike together. Our name Johnny Fixed is a statement to show that this business is born and bred in London and as cycling increases in London and the United Kingdom we want to be in the full front representing London as a great and friendly place to cycle with and without fashion.

Hold on guys. Johnny Fixed are a seriously "cool" and reputable brand, they have a website and everything.

They even put stickers on their things, and if that isn't customised I don't know what is.

Bwahahaha have you watched the 'fixie crusin' (sic) video?

The skill when riding between that scaffolding. Just wow. My favourite is here.

together this wheel cost £139.00 but we do love to spoil our bikes when creating them.

Yeah, really spoil them...

They must have made quite a loss on that bike if they'd bought everything new.

I blame the Apprentice.

seriously though, can we organise come kind of capitalist cage fight between Johnny Fixed and Ploppa?

eish.

seriously though, can we organise come kind of capitalist cage fight between Johnny Fixed and Ploppa?

Well it shouldn't be too difficult to organise, all the details of Mr "Johnny Fixed" are at the bottom of his ebay descriptions. Even his number!

I'd quite like some Mad-Max inspired action, brandishing moustache bars and throwing cheap chainrings at each other. That kind of thing. Or maybe jousting on their respective 'bespoke' offerings.