Why not post a picture of your Fixed/Singlespeed bike

[User19783]

That's a proper commuter bike, with full mudguards, forward facing drop outs, the only way to go,

 

[Ian H]

New frame built-up on Thursday and Friday, then taken for an inaugural 300k spin on Saturday. Did pretty well apart from needing a few adjustments along the way. 400k this coming weekend.

 

[iandg]

 

[Rinkeydinkeyrider]

I should mention that this beauty was restored and rebuilt to my spec by John's Bikes of Middleton. Great job.

I love the atmospheric pics...looks so right...

 

[Rinkeydinkeyrider]

Here's mine...hanging on the wall on a cold Winters eve...(& there it stays - my MTB takes all the outdoors riding)

 

[just jim]

Here's mine...hanging on the wall on a cold Winters eve...(& there it stays - my MTB takes all the outdoors riding) View attachment 90048

Very nice. What frame is that?

 

[Rinkeydinkeyrider]

just jim - I don't know...my theory is that it is an old-ish British frame, & the 3 circles are a lookalikey of the clover that Colnago use - I had it painted black, with a bit of chrome added, & did the lug lining & circle filling myself...

Very nice. What frame is that?

 

[Zojam]

My single speed

 

[Hugh Manatee]

I like that Zojam. It is in a similar vein to mine. How I wish I had opted for a rear brake as well.

 

[Zojam]

I like that Zojam. It is in a similar vein to mine. How I wish I had opted for a rear brake as well.

I'm too old now to be doing the fixed wheel thing with one brake. Lol

 

[andyfraser]

My Mango came with a rear brake and although I don't have to use the brakes that much I keep the rear brake attached just in case.

 

[Zojam]

I've cycled to Brighton and Eastbourne on mine just to see if I could. Had to get off at the Ditchling beacon though. Lol

 

[brucers]

A Coyote....lovely sage green colour.

 

[biggs682]

just got finishing touches to apply to mine based on an late 80's Claud Butler Strada steelie pics soon

 

[mangid]

Replacement for Langster which failed to survive crash just before Christmas. Looked for ages and ages for fixed gear frames with water bottle mounts. Persuaded myself that none (or very few existed) so had to go custom route. Went with Justin Burls, had him design a frame with a starting point of my Specialized Roubaix SL3 which I find really comfortable. A few iterations and discussions later and we were good to go. Frame arrived on Thursday, built it up last night, and went for a 50 mile shakedown in the rain this morning,

I'm bound to be biased, but it's a lovely smooth ride, a lot more comfortable than the Langster, and pushing on the deals is immediately satisfying,

Just need to get fitness back, and shoulder fixed.