Why not post a picture of your Fixed/Singlespeed bike

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just jim

Guest
Sorry got to be posted here too!:wub:
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build thread here
http://www.cyclechat.net/threads/building-my-surly.162280/#post-3252143
Don't get me wrong, everyone has their own preferences, but that nice b17 looks at an odd angle.
 

Greenhouse

Active Member
Location
Essex
Serious like-age from me!

I'm on about 75 inches on my 'summer' fixed (no mudguards) and about 68 on my winter. It's a bit hilly around here,:whistle:

Sorry for the armature reply mate but I have no idea what all the different inches are as opposed to teeth , I run 16t on the rear and after this weekend a 52 on the front as it's super fast for where I live I can imagene the 46t on the front or less would be fantastic around London or maybe a busy city ( same for hills ) apologies for the drawn out question but could I have your set up in teeth :smile: and in the meantime I'll learn the lingo hahah
 

jazzkat

Fixed wheel fanatic.
Sorry for the armature reply mate but I have no idea what all the different inches are as opposed to teeth , I run 16t on the rear and after this weekend a 52 on the front as it's super fast for where I live I can imagene the 46t on the front or less would be fantastic around London or maybe a busy city ( same for hills ) apologies for the drawn out question but could I have your set up in teeth :smile: and in the meantime I'll learn the lingo hahah
It's worth allowing a bit for the tyre too. I've got 48/17 on my 25c tyred bike summer bike, but I've gone down to 44/18 (from 52/18) on my 38c tyred winter bike.
I've timetrialled on 48/13 on 23c tyres.
Your 52/16 is about 85 inches. I use http://www.bikecalc.com/ to work it all out :thumbsup:
 
There's also Sheldon Brown's gear calculator, which takes into account tyre size & crank length...
http://sheldonbrown.com/gears/
 

Greenhouse

Active Member
Location
Essex
Please don't! That's lovely as it is.

Nowt against fixed gear, but I like to see old bikes maintained/restored as they were.

I know what you mean mate it's my baby and I like to think of her as my racing bike and my fixie as my bombing it to the shop at Mac 10 speeds bike haha
The Henry burton is all original bar the tape !
I even refuse to change the tyres even tho there so dangerous now
I can't seem to find them so I apologise for the off topic question but the are
Barum racing tyres anyone know if they still make tyres as I always seem to get re directed to the car parts when I google them
 

Dan87

Formerly fixieplugrider
Location
Coventry
changed my plug since the last picture. it's a bit less 'loud' now and simple.
brillaint to ride. nice and compfy :smile:

my charge plug.JPG
 
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