Well, I finally got round to getting me a fixed gear. I bought a Spesh Langster this week, and have done one commute so far. I'm in LOOOOOOVVVVEEEE! The rear wheel spent precisely 10 minutes on the freewheel, just until I could make it to the nearest shop selling fixed sprockets.
I figured I needed something that was a little more hard work than the bent, I could do with better quality training on my commute. I know I could just cycle a longer route, but sometimes it's hard to motivate myself to do that. 🙂
In message <[email hidden]>, LSMike <[email hidden]> writes
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Well, I finally got round to getting me a fixed gear. I bought a Spesh Langster this week, and have done one commute so far. I'm in LOOOOOOVVVVEEEE! The rear wheel spent precisely 10 minutes on the freewheel, just until I could make it to the nearest shop selling fixed sprockets.
I figured I needed something that was a little more hard work than the bent, I could do with better quality training on my commute. I know I could just cycle a longer route, but sometimes it's hard to motivate myself to do that. 🙂
What can I say? Riding fixed is the cycling equivalent of crack cocaine (err, so I am told). Watch out for the burgeoning thighs.
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