Post your fixed gear

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Post your fixed gear
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Posted: Jun 9, 2019 at 11:38 Quote
sherbet wrote:
Your left pedal is on backwards.
I know. Talk about a clipless nightmare

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Posted: Jun 10, 2019 at 12:59 Quote
I would like to see this bike with different gear ratios on each side.

spaceofades wrote:
sherbet wrote:
Your left pedal is on backwards.
I know. Talk about a clipless nightmare

Posted: Jun 10, 2019 at 13:17 Quote
smike wrote:
spaceofades wrote:
sherbet wrote:
Your left pedal is on backwards.
I know. Talk about a clipless nightmare
I would like to see this bike with different gear ratios on each side.
I was thinking the same thing lol

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Posted: Jun 10, 2019 at 14:40 Quote
spaceofades wrote:
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Are both rear gears fixed? or are you on a flip flop hub where one freewheels?

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Posted: Jun 10, 2019 at 17:37 Quote
matt-15 wrote:
spaceofades wrote:
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Are both rear gears fixed? or are you on a flip flop hub where one freewheels?
it was a flipflop, gut I converted the freewheel side to fixed. So, dual fixed for double the rigidity

Posted: Aug 23, 2019 at 5:30 Quote
spaceofades wrote:
matt-15 wrote:
spaceofades wrote:
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Are both rear gears fixed? or are you on a flip flop hub where one freewheels?
it was a flipflop, gut I converted the freewheel side to fixed. So, dual fixed for double the rigidity

Gotta say that’s completely unnecessary

Posted: Nov 14, 2019 at 11:02 Quote
Cervelo P2 I picked up not long ago... threw my Chinese carbons on it, and found an old-school Rotor/Cervelo crankset. Went with a slower gear ratio which turned it into a fun street machine. Slides and wheelies all day.

Currently looks quite different with a black Cervelo fork and trimmed steerer tube, rear disc wheel, front Campagnolo Bullet 80, and Enve TT stem. If nothing else, a very entertaining build. And yes, I do have foot retention... it just isn't pictured. Salute

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Posted: Nov 22, 2019 at 21:30 Quote
never-stop wrote:
spaceofades wrote:
matt-15 wrote:


Are both rear gears fixed? or are you on a flip flop hub where one freewheels?
it was a flipflop, gut I converted the freewheel side to fixed. So, dual fixed for double the rigidity

Gotta say that’s completely unnecessary

I've always thought about doing that even though it's totally unnecessary. Seeing this shit made my day. thank you.

Now you gotta put a bigger cog and chainring on one side but with the same gear ratio.. for street cred.. Smile

Posted: Jul 27, 2020 at 19:58 Quote
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My life doesn't let me ride bikes as much as I used to but still..

Volume Thrasher for fun, Bridgestone Anchor for occasional ride(read : desperate attempt to lose weight)

Posted: Nov 9, 2020 at 7:18 Quote
The Shiv TT has been rebuilt. Zipp 900 rear disc and FFWD front track disc... Pro Missile Evo Stem paired with 3T Scatto's... Vision Trimax crankset... and FINALLY obtained the proper fork. Weighs in around 16.75 lbs... but currently has an extra chainring and a brake caliper on it, so definitely could shed some more. Unquestionably the fastest bike I have ever owned.

Fixed gear. Shiv frame. No brakes. Can t stop. Don t want to either.
Fixed gear. Shiv frame. No brakes. Can t stop. Don t want to either.
Fixed gear. Shiv frame. No brakes. Can t stop. Don t want to either.
Fixed gear. Shiv frame. No brakes. Can t stop. Don t want to either.
Fixed gear. Shiv frame. No brakes. Can t stop. Don t want to either.

Posted: Dec 20, 2020 at 3:51 Quote
SE BIKES "SE TRIPEL 2015 MATTE BLACK"
Three-speed planetary gear redesigned for fixed gear.
COLT BIKES Bushing.
The gear ratio of 42/18=2.33.
Schwalbe marathon winter front tire 240 spikes (28" x 1.35 / 35-622).
Schwalbe Marathon Winter rear tire 240 spikes (28" x 1.60 / 42-622), raceg.
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