Why not post a picture of your Fixed/Singlespeed bike

[Okeydokey]

#firestarter, I so get what you have done there. Inspirational!

 

[SSmatty]

Yes. I'm waiting for the fork to arrive.

Oh Man!

Envious.
I love titanium bikes.

Mines not a single speed or fixie though:

 

[just jim]

Mods - please remove this image at once!

 

[jim55]

Been busy tonight I cabled it and fitted tt levers , just waiting on the bottom bracket

 

[jim55]

 

[Bewar3them00n]

My Bombtrack Arise, on its first outing ( a quick 10miler before breakfast!) my first single speed, and a return to racing/track bikes after about 20 years on mountain bikes

 

[Kenton]

This is my first single speed project . A 1996 Dawes Giro, re sprayed and used ss conversion kit

 

[ny152]

I've got two SS bikes, a Vitus 29er and a Charge Plug 0. Both very different but highly enjoyable

 

[totallyfixed]

It's taken a couple of weeks to get to this point and I have enjoyed every minute, I did it all myself including building a front wheel, bearings replaced in rear wheel, new bottom headset bearings,, new chainring, sprocket and chain, replaced rear brake caliber with one from another bike and touched up the paintwork. I finally have my dream bike and the least expensive though worth a tad more now.

 

[R600]

 

[Erudin]

 

[biking_fox]

New Fast Shiney!

Will probably switch to 48/17 or maybe 16 for flat manchester commuting.

 

[Tim Hall]

Back end of last year I bought an M Steel (Dave Yates to you) frame on Ebay. I built it up, like this, to see if it worked as a fixeR:

The paint was bit tatty, the front wheel showing signs of age (the rear had recently been re-rimmed). I sent it off to Dave Yates for a refurb and a respace. With help from a friend I put a new rim on the front (so it matched the rear) When the frame came back it was very shiny:

After a bit of a faff with chain lines, I got it all going this evening:

 

[totallyfixed]

Back end of last year I bought an M Steel (Dave Yates to you) frame on Ebay. I built it up, like this, to see if it worked as a fixeR:

The paint was bit tatty, the front wheel showing signs of age (the rear had recently been re-rimmed). I sent it off to Dave Yates for a refurb and a respace. With help from a friend I put a new rim on the front (so it matched the rear) When the frame came back it was very shiny:

After a bit of a faff with chain lines, I got it all going this evening:

My bike would like your bike. Think you need to bring it on the fixed gear ride on the 10th May.

 

[apb]

New fixie conversion on it's 2nd day of commuting duty.