Radius said:Cheers for that, heavy isn't what I'm after. And it is a fixie, but it ain't a 'Unipack' bike.
punkypossum said:Sorry, totally OT, but I have never managed to work it out - how do you actually brake on a fixie?![]()
MajorMantra said:SE Lager or something? (Sorry, I just like guessing.)
If you're after a cheap new fixed gear, you might take a look at Edinburgh Bicycle's new Revolution Track which is about £350 and has a 7005 frame:
http://www.edinburghbicycle.com/ebw...QRY=C107&f_SortOrderID=1&f_bct=c003155c002912
Alternatively you can get used Langsters (especially in London, they're everywhere) for between £150 and £250.
Radius said:Was looking at that as well, but that's not Hi-ten, it's Chromoloy. The Hi-ten one I was wondering about was an SE something else.
Cheers for that link, could well be an option. Don't particularly want a Langster since you can hardly cycle 10 feet for seeing one these days, as you said.