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Lois Einhorn
ps. if you cant afford it now buy a cheap geared bike off gumtree and with the money you save
on travel cards in 3 months you'll have enough for a £300 fix!You speak the truth sir.
The travel card is the major reason for me buying a fixed!
The week that i go without topping that damn thing up i'll be soo pleased.
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I'd buy it for 100 quid.
But its probs gone already.
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Roberto Mate don't do that, seriosuly. A friend of mine bought a bike from the US, and he spent like £90 of customs when the bike arrived in the UK.
Plus the bike was shipped in 3 boxes (wheels, frame and parts) and shipping was like £100.
In the end, he paid nearly £600 to have a rubbish bike!!!
Bloody heck!
Thats put me right off, haha.
Gonna have to find something im starting to fiend for one way too hard!
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edmundane i'd say you better increase your budget to at least 150. don't really think there are any fixies for sale at the £50 mark and you probably can't get anything that's worth buying under 150 - need to fix many things up and replace parts and stuff.
Thats what i didn't want to here, hahaha.
Has anyone ordered from http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/windsor/thehour.htm before??
They don't ship to the UK but there should be a way around it...
Anyone?
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Is the bike sold yet????
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I'm new here so i don't know whether there's a section for this somewhere else.
I was just wondering does anyone know of anyone selling a cheap 55/56 fixie for like 50 quid or something?
I just need something to get used to the whole fixed gear thing.
I was going to buy a Windsor The Hour from a US based store does anyone know anything about it?
Thanks again,
T
Hopefully some of you guy/girls can help me out.
There was this guy on eBay selling fixies for 200quid a pop a while back in loads of colours.
Supposedly they were 'imported from the USA'
Now there's someone gumtree doing the same hustle.
What i wanna know is has anyone bought these bikes? are they safe? is it too good to be true?