Why not post a picture of your Fixed/Singlespeed bike

[Pottsy]

Here's my latest effort

Looks great, very functional. I'm liking bikes with the brown saddle, tape and hoods combo at the moment.

 

[4F]

This is mine, going to be sprayed later this year

 

[SKoob]

Looks great, very functional. I'm liking bikes with the brown saddle, tape and hoods combo at the moment.

Thanks, its my commuter bike so needs to be really. Still good fun to ride though

 

[Alembicbassman]

My first proper SS, Genesis Day One, 46T Sugino chainset, Tektro RL340 levers, Tektro CR720 brakes, MKS CT Lite pedals.

 

[thegravestoneman]

Well after the purchase of my new road bike the Sara has been languishing in a corner,(two bikes with the same purpose) so I have converted it to a fixed wheel (not the first time it has been one) I have been going to the grass track league at Roundhay and have been fancying a go so it is now all but ready. It needs smaller gearing (a 19 cog) to give me the 74" I need and the brake is easily removable, so I should be able to ride there and back too. The tyres are 30 year old cross tyres that came of my trike wheels and will also need replacing as they are a tad brittle cross tyres being needed for grass track racing and I will be throwing a better chain at it too. The racing might wait until after my holiday though.
[/ATTACH]

Yes I will be putting modern pedals on it too.

Gaz

 

[Nathan Williams]

 

[JonF]

Mine's had a few little mods recently from stock

 

[hellominky]

Hi guys, new here so I thought id post a photo of my fixie.

Its an old Peugeot equipe that I converted. Enjoyed the project even if some of the dimensions of parts were a bit of a struggle at times!

Took me ages to build as it was an evening project. Got bloody knocked off 6 weeks ago though and the fixie is R.I.P., along with my left knee.......

Hey ho, might have to try another!

Steve

 

[Boris Bajic]

Welcome to CC, I hope you weren't too badly hurt in the smash and that some parts of the bike can be used again. That's a nice looking bicycle, as is almost anything we build ourselves.

I've done the maths and decided that you are about six-feet-twelvety-nineteen tall... So even if I didn't like the bike I'd say I did, but I do anyway.

Nice to see someone with the correct number of brakes on a fixed-gear bicycle. Hurrah!

That chain was a bit slack, though.... No, really. It was. Just saying....

 

[Ricki]

Hi all, pretty new here. This is the bike I am waiting for, shoukd be deliveree thursday. White and blue Schwinn Cutter. Cant wait to put some miles on it!!!

 

[1gearnoidea]

My dawes mono, 48x18
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/163/9id5.jpg/

 

[GrumpyGregry]

70" according to Sheldon. Big improvement in ride over my old Charge Plug.

(and the bike ain't bad either)

I'm a dead man

 

[User19783]

Here is my Raleigh roadrace, Fixed, Reynolds 531c,
72inches,
just weigh the bike, weight as picture below, 11.7kg, with the tool kit lights pump and drink bottle, taken off .9.7kg

 

[Fixedwheelnut]

This was my old Falcon Professional that I first built as a fixed twelve years ago given a new lease of life, inspired by Kyuss a few years back who had a sticker bike I had the idea of beer labels
So I prepped the frame and had it sprayed at work, then stuck the labels on with clear varnish and had it lacquered, to say I am pleased with it is an understatement and I am already collecting labels for the next one :P

http://flic.kr/p/feKNfB
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fixedwheelnut/sets/72157633006821233/with/9344654607/

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Here is my Raleigh roadrace, Fixed, Reynolds 531c,
72inches,
just weigh the bike, weight as picture below, 11.7kg, with the tool kit lights pump and drink bottle, taken off .9.7kg
View attachment 27418

bars level with saddle. hardly any seatpost. proper old skool. we like.