Lightweight Fixed Gear on a Budget

Posted on Wed 8th, November 2017

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Arnomatic in reply to @ChainBreaker

I've just installed a chrome extension and I can now see the build. Some crazy looking components on it.
• #52

Arnomatic in reply to @hippy

Thanks! I may get back to you on that one. Some reviews I've seen slate them for outdoor use though, have you had a lot of experience with them? Would be interested to know what you think
• #53

hippy in reply to @Arnomatic

I raced short TTs on them briefly. Can't comment on long term usage. I'd throw them on a bike now for the LOLs but I have tyres coming out my ears already.
• #54

Arnomatic in reply to @hippy

I see, the idea of throwing them on for 'lols' worries me a bit teehee.
• #55

hippy in reply to @Arnomatic

I'd consider using them for a front tyre, matched to specific wheels for aerodynamics but I wouldn't use them in day to day life, I'm far more into fat tyres and all-day comfort.

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