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Thats Jody with his new NJS Giro. Sweet!

FGL = Fixed Gear London

Anyone have the Nitto RB-021 drop bullhorn bars?

New Old Stock

That was gay, bloody motorbike in the cycle lane on the waterloo side.

TJ Quick custom built for Edwardes Of Camberwell Rider - Paul Mill.

55 CTC seat tube and 57 CTC top tube

Aluminium with clean TIG welds

Immaculate paintwork nice colour combination, no dings or dents.

Miche Pista Primato Headset, 6061 Evo Aluminium Forks, Campagnolo BB

1 inch Ahead steerer diameter, shim included for 1 1/8th stems

Yours for only £200

we at fixedgearlondon will sell a small limited batch of white powdercoated risers in the near future, keep yourself posted by visiting the website!

The rules state between 80 and 90 gear inches so 46x16 (77.6)is not high enough. 49x16 is a good ratio, low 80s are easier to control with a slightly higher cadence so acceleration and constant speeds are easier to achieve.

Tubs are the way to go for the track!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdREIcbUl28

They are heavy, but they feel solid! Haven't had any problems so far and I have been knocking them about as much as I can. Since I have such a light gear, skidding has not been a problem and with a rear heavy setup it makes it far more easier to control wheelies as demonstrated.

We might be behind in the SF scene over here in London, mainly due to the fact that aerospokes are bloody made in the US so of course they are all rocking them as they are so readily available. Furthermore if so many riders have them, they can't be at all bad. We would only have to pay the extra shipping and tax so they don't work out outrageously expensive.

Those interested, the waiting list is 3 months, Bill at aerospoke handles international orders and they said they are having difficult keeping up with orders on 700c clinchers front and rear.

It can be done!

Saturday afternoon in Canary Wharf, great ride lots of cool spots, thanks photoben. We were riding these banks on a bridge 100 ft over the water at Victoria docks, great fun!

I had to move out from my lovely place in angel last week and now staying in the fixedgearlondon house. I'm want to get my old place I used to live in which is being refurbished right now. Its in spitalfields between liverpool street and aldgate east. It use to be an old shop so it is ground floor there is one main room which will be an office/showroom and my bedroom. I need 2 people to take the 2 bedrooms at the back if you are interested let me know. I'll be getting more information about dates and rents soon, most probably end of august or september.

Tubs all the way!

my mistake it is an enzo, i was thinking that and wrote lambo. I actually studied automotive engineering and built formula racing cars. Raced rally and track for a while too. Had a tuned skyline and RX7-FC heavily into ???D man thats Initial D. But I do like my bikes yes.

I think that picture of the bikes and Lamborghini were from the opening launch party for the FATLACE store in japan town San Fran.

fixedgearlondon

£500 will get you get you an excellent bike!

photoben Cheers. It was on a side street off Brick Lane yest afternoon. Anyone go to the Pret a roluer thing last night?

Brett, sorry mate I've left the Langster gang! It's gone to a better place.... fixed gear london - Andy going to make it one of his 'project' bikes.

Hey ben i remember you taking some pictures of my bike outside the nike sb party, could you either send them to me or upload it here. Cheers

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK5K6pNBEes

tfl's way of getting people on their bikes. It works for me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P8QCjtJoOmI

trying that like this

becomes like this

Dura Ace definitely make a 110 hub.

Roberto you just love white bikes :)

The Japanese are buying anything the can get their hands on. They are more than willing to spend that bit extra for anything that is foreign. There have been criticisms in the past regarding the Japanese buying all foreign collections for anything, vintage bikes included. I have heard that Italy is drying up in the pista and road bike markets, with it increasingly becoming difficult to score a nice italian vintage bike. Groups of japanese enthusiasts will visit Italy personally on spending sprees and buy anything they can get their hands on. Trendy isn't even a word in Japan, you basically fit in or don't. Japanese are one of the highest consumers of goods and their spending power supports it, they work to spend.

They have a lot of things we don't, but they want many things we have.

Best thing is to set up a trading place, that way we get the best of NJS and they get that exotic foreign product that they strive for so much.

My Japanese friend who has since return to the land of the rising sun, made sure he brought back anything that wasn't Japanese.

To be cool you got to be different.... but thats entirely up to you.

We at fixedgearlondon will gladly show you around, drop us an email and let us know your schedule.

Oh Essex, my beloved! My hometown is half way between london and southend on sea. I use to be in southend all the time when I was a skateboarder. The Pier is extremely long we could hold some comps there, sprints skids wheelies. I can promote it on fixedgearlondon. Do you guys want to make some t-shirts and spoke cards for it?

le car If this is bike porn it's the equivalent of a video of overweight grannies doing a threesome with a hairy dwarf

That could be quite interesting, slightly perverted, nevertheless interesting.