MajorMantra
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Radius said:
To be fair, it's decent looking in the flesh, at least it would be without those bars. They have one in Ed Bike Coop. It too is horrendously over-priced.
Matthew
Fixie Inc Black Jack: elegant and simple but expensive
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To be fair, it's decent looking in the flesh, at least it would be without those bars. They have one in Ed Bike Coop. It too is horrendously over-priced.
Matthew
skwerl said:
I saw many fixes like that when I was in London last month. 'Charge' I believe. I was surprised to see just how many fixeds there where in truth. The streets seemed awash with them. Clearly an element of fashion about it but I have no truck with that. That's a normal enough human motivation.
As for there being nothing unique about it, I think that was chris667's point skwerl. For myself, I don't think it matters one bit whether it's unique or not. Too many people, they're just bicycles (or worse, RLJers!) anyway.
considering a fixy..
I've riden a mates a few times an quite like the way they wrk... I've got a giant scr3.0 atm.... But I'm considering a fixy. However it cannot be a home made job, ie it's gota be comercially manufactured ( charge, trek district. Fixie Inc etc )
what is a good make?
Thanx T
I've riden a mates a few times an quite like the way they wrk... I've got a giant scr3.0 atm.... But I'm considering a fixy. However it cannot be a home made job, ie it's gota be comercially manufactured ( charge, trek district. Fixie Inc etc )
what is a good make?
Thanx T
