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Bout to get that Sonoran Hotdog in Tucson, vato.
 
“Since it's on, I call my nigga Arizona Ron
From Tucson, push the black Yukon
Usually had the slow grooves on, mostly rock the Isley”

-biggie
 
Odessa/Midland, TX is how I’ve always pictured hell.
 
Inadvisable tronner until you convert that thing to a fixie.
 
so these guys basically took an old school cheap bike, gave it a fancy name, put on helmet, and made video about it ...and sold it for 3k?
 
reno cool
so these guys basically took an old school cheap bike, gave it a fancy name, put on helmet, and made video about it ...and sold it for 3k?
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Capitalism pal. Its what makes America great.
 
plommer
Wait WUT? You don't know what a fixie is? R U for real pal?

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Plommy, I ride 50-80 miles a week. I’m a bike rider. We don’t have time for goofy bikes with one gear.
 
Hipster nonsense

JL just started riding on his own 🏆 Time to repatriate my road bike from QC
 
I'm not sure about other places but I found a fixed speed bike really is the best choice for a basic urban bike rider in Chicago.

There aren't too many places in the city that I can't get to from the west loop that I can't get there faster on my bike, and it saves 3-15 dollars or more on parking in many cases. I have an older ten speed and mountain bike, but getting a very light weight fixed speed was a game changer for Chicago's flat terrain. changing gears is never needed here anyways and the difference in weight is quite amazing.
 
Archie
I'm not sure about other places but I found a fixed speed bike really is the best choice for a basic urban bike rider in Chicago.

There aren't too many places in the city that I can't get to from the west loop that I can't get there faster on my bike, and it saves 3-15 dollars or more on parking in many cases. I have an older ten speed and mountain bike, but getting a very light weight fixed speed was a game changer for Chicago's flat terrain. changing gears is never needed here anyways and the difference in weight is quite amazing.
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Big changes in wind speeds alone would make a fixed gear bike not practical for me.

If I ride west to east I have to gear down one or two clicks.

And when I have the wind at my back I’m maintaining 20-28 MPH and I couldn’t do that with a single gear.

Boys, please wear helmets. My helmet was essential in my big crash last May.
 
Tron
Plommy, I ride 50-80 miles a week. I’m a bike rider. We don’t have time for goofy bikes with one gear.
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My beach cruiser has one gear. Its fucking fantastic to ride. I use my bike out of necessity, to shop etc.
 
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