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definately. count me in

damn it.. i keep missing out vital letters from sentences.

doo it.

i will be up for that, as ong as we have a a few beer stops along the way!

i have the same problem, i have to avoid downs which is quite hard!

i run 44/18 or 44/14 depending on how i am feeling currently 44/18 as i've been riding in the dales a lot. i am quite tempted to whack on a freewheel on one side just for mega long days out when the downhills kill me

there must be some fixie riders in leeds other than me (although i am technically in harrogate)

i only ever see harcore lycra-ed up dudes on winter training fixies around my neck of the woods... anyone else around?

was briefly in leeds last weekend on a visit to a pub and saw a beautiful white brakeless fixie being balanced at a a traffic light for a good few minutes outside hyde park corner...

anyone on here? skinny dude with facial hair?

anyone?

well, they are £132 from hubjub, in a rare size for phil wood and a very common..standard spacing for road bikes, so perfect for any conversions with old forward facing drops

and yes they can be respaced apparantly,

and if the bearing is a problem then i will fit new ones before i ship!

on an Ma3 or without, needs new bearings but have those in a box somewhere,

hub with 15t trackcog for £80?

(low flange btw)

only pic i can find of it...

well, the magazine is actually about hair, more or a kitch lifestyle thing, brittania theme will probably just be tea cosies, fish and chips and pearly queens

i wish!

off to paris in a few weeks, might give it a go

;)

next wig issue is rule brittania themed and not sure fixies are typically great britain stereotypes

:(

anything to be honest, need to finish a build for a freind and its the last bit, it just looks wrong with a fizik saddle on!

cheap please as i am making literally no money from him.

yay.. got myself published...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/tomcutting/sets/72157603994345304/

good man... fantastic value for money bikes, pretty sparse on the ground too

make sure you treat her to nice shiny bike bits

technically yes... although i don't ride a singular at the moment! ( no space in my shoebox flat)

sam is on of the other organisers and i am riding for them at mountain mayhem

love the haro.

anyone else gonna make it?

no official place left but if you want to enter i'm sure we could squeeze in,

i havn't ridden offroad since sswc in aviemore last september.. couple of the guys there ride puglseys, would be great for that course.. the roots wouldnt be a problem thats for sure!

if you cant be arsed to enter you should definately come watch anyway, or come for the party/derby on the saturday night

so why the hell aint you coming?

plenty of people ride fixed off road at this event...you could win at that category!
doo it.

but its all good when you have your own gazebo..

aww. some mtb's are ok rusty... at least these ones don't have gears

i was about to say its nice to see some people on this forum not from london scott but i guess you are soon to be a southerner your self. i dont see many fixie riders up in yorkshire either.

:(

i ride the 7 stanes on my ss 4 or 5 times a year... would be more if it werent 4 hours away from me ...everything but the darkside... i suck at boardwalks and skinny's

and yeah good point about the free... when i say free beer i mean its an open bar.. as long as you drink locally sourced ale

:D

you should definately come alond if you're local.. i want to see one of your bags too
:D

oo scott.. tenner is camping, dancing, free haggis and free beer!

its a bargain!

hehe.. i am one of the organisers but it's not really about racing... more about the beer and social,

250 entered this year so we are expecting 400 up there. should be great if it doesnt piss it down as predicted