Fixed Gear Republic
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A single gear - no brakes bike. It was parked at the grocery store.
Leica M3
50mm Summicron Lens
Kodak Portra 160
…para restaurar, hecha en Francia, las compre en el persa, venían con unas llantas Weinmann de aluminio en muy mal estado. El lado fijo viene con el hilo dañado, seguramente porque ahí estaba sin piñon y recibio un golpe pero no es de cuidado.
After being and on-and-off-again avid cyclist, with my 40th birthday rapidly approaching, I've decided to go back to the absolute cycling basics; ride a single speed, fixed gear bike.
My intention was to source and old racing frame and build a fixie myself, but a quick search on-line unearthed this second-hand beauty for sale.
It's an On-One Pompino frame with a Muscle carbon fork, Planet X front wheel, HALO Aerorage rear wheel and fixed hub.
It's a short, but steep, learning curve on riding a fixie, but what an experience. Highly recommended.
Frame: tokyobike
Handle: Nitto BB263AA
Grips: OURY
Saddle: Grunge Turbin saddle
Front wheel: Velocity DeepV rim with Grancompe hub
Rear wheel: Velocity DeepV rim with Paul Components hub
Chain ring: Sugino
Cog: Shimano Dura Ace
actually it's not that new, i've had it for about 2 months now and just now transferred pics from my camera to the laptop.
so, here we have a 2005 bianchi pista, my first track bike. it looks nothing like this now, lots have changed.
stripped decals
carbon fork
brooks swift saddle
stubby straight bars with 10" chopped off
velocity deep v wheels, white with polished lip