it seems a certain amount of exception has been taken of late to the term 'fixie'.
The term 'fixed' seems to have cropped up as a conscious but awkward alternative to those wanting to distance themselves from the 'hip' crowd.
It seems the hipster/fakenger fashion seems to be 'uncool' to some and therefore an inverse-hipster fashion seems to have cropped up which can itself make fashion victims of fixie riders.
The problem is 'fixie' is a purely invented term and therefore a noun in its own right, whereas 'fixed' is the past participle of a verb.
The term 'fixed' used as a noun grates on me so I shall be viewing with suspicion those that use it, and shall using the term fixie.
The term 'fixed' seems to have cropped up as a conscious but awkward alternative to those wanting to distance themselves from the 'hip' crowd.
It seems the hipster/fakenger fashion seems to be 'uncool' to some and therefore an inverse-hipster fashion seems to have cropped up which can itself make fashion victims of fixie riders.
The problem is 'fixie' is a purely invented term and therefore a noun in its own right, whereas 'fixed' is the past participle of a verb.
The term 'fixed' used as a noun grates on me so I shall be viewing with suspicion those that use it, and shall using the term fixie.