2017 Post Your Fixed Gear / Singlespeed Megathread
#1026
gimm* gr***s
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Location: Los Angeles
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Bikes: 2017 Soma Rush
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Super clean bike Scrod. I think the tires look good enough without the gumwalls since it matches the spokes and all the other components but that's just me..
#1027
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Join Date: Apr 2016
Location: Traveling through time, will return last week.
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Bikes: Bare Rum Sword Knuckle Runner
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Sweet looking Bare Knuckle, I disagree with the gumwall suggestion, I wouldn't change a thing.
Gumwalls work best with a quill stem and some polished components, like the very nicely done Rush above.
Gumwalls work best with a quill stem and some polished components, like the very nicely done Rush above.
#1028
Senior Member
#1029
Your cog is slipping.
#1034
tumbleweed
Nice bikes everyone!
Bianchi San Jose in its current form. Not nice but it sure is fun.
Bianchi San Jose in its current form. Not nice but it sure is fun.
#1035
Full Member
Join Date: May 2016
Location: Europe
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Bikes: Bianchi (Campagnolo) '12, Bianchi 1x11 (Sram) '15, Olmo Dynamic (Campagnolo) '11, Nishiki Road Master SS '11, Nishiki Trim Master '89, Giant TCX2 CC '12, White GX Pro (gravel) '20, White (MTB) 29", Insera Nyx 27,5", Trek Zektor Four (CC) 29"
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Dunlop!? something
Trash bin find (frame). The rest is from own collections. Actually nice to drive, really folks. When I took the pic saddle was too far back, looks funny.
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#1036
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Bikes: Peugeot, Legnano, Fuji, Zunow, De Rosa, Miyata, Bianchi, Pinarello, Specialized, Bridgestone, Cinelli, Merckx
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Motivated by @lockthecashbox's request, here are some recent pictures of my Sannino Pista constructed cir. 1985.
The saddle lock could be more elegantly wrapped, but it works.
One of the advantages of being over six feet tall and living on an island where the average height is several inches shorter, less competition for frames in my size. This is my go-to bike for anything under 5 miles away, sometimes more if I need to stretch my legs.
The saddle lock could be more elegantly wrapped, but it works.
One of the advantages of being over six feet tall and living on an island where the average height is several inches shorter, less competition for frames in my size. This is my go-to bike for anything under 5 miles away, sometimes more if I need to stretch my legs.
#1042
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#1045
i like teddy bears
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I've made a bit of changes to this pretty small bike and definitely gotten rid of that sticker bombed seat tube. It definitely looks much much cleaner now and I'm pretty happy with that. I doubt I'm gonna change any parts other than the usual tires and tubes unless something breaks down
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#1048
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#1050
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Join Date: Aug 2017
Location: Davis, CA
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Bikes: Pearl White Soma Rush
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My Soma Rush, pics from this last weekend while doing a loop of Lake Tahoe.
Started at Squaw Valley then rode clockwise 50 miles to South Lake Tahoe on Day 1 then rode 46 miles back to Squaw Valley on Day two, 96 mile fixed gear loop around the lake. That was an insane ride...
Started at Squaw Valley then rode clockwise 50 miles to South Lake Tahoe on Day 1 then rode 46 miles back to Squaw Valley on Day two, 96 mile fixed gear loop around the lake. That was an insane ride...