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Old Today, 08:22 AM
Tychom Tychom is offline
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I'm riding a single speed around town and having ridden fixed for many years way back when, I disagree on it being boring.

Maybe it's different if you truly are riding it out on the road, doing any kind of distance, it's easier to vary your cadence and keep it steady at the high end.

But in town you still get all the simplicity and directness, only now you can stop, pedalling too and just freewheel about, which is nice if you're on streets that are tight, overly busy.

Maybe it just depends where you're riding.
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Old Today, 09:26 AM
ColonelJLloyd ColonelJLloyd is online now
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Originally Posted by Gummee View Post
As tight as track bikes geo is, I doubt you're going to be albe to run very big tires regardless.

I had a road frame build by Frank the Welder a few years ago. Happens to have a magic gear in 48x18 so I have thru axles and discs and fits 28s with full fenders. Ride it fixed. It's my winter/rain bike

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I want to see this bike.
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