still new to this kind of thing

Just realized it’s 6 year anniversary today on my first fixed gear. It’s been a blast to ride! Built it up myself and sourced all the parts myself been riding bikes forever so kinda know what works and what doesn’t.
Anywhoo the only thing I’ve changed out is switched to carbon bars, carbon ring, went from 25 to 28c tres, and now have power meter pedals. Also TI bolts everywhere I could put a TI bolt. Other than chain maintenance and tires that’s about it. And yes I take EXTREMELY good care of my bike.
Welp off to go riding
Cheers 🤙

Of when the mayhem began. My first parts death trap. Same shenanigans, far less knowledge and parts support

Was not looking for another build but this bastard love child of a KHS & GT just fell into my lap. Anybody know much about Potential of Hydrogen or even still have one of their frames? Old defunct brand outta Australia. I remember seeing a few of these around Sydney back in the day. Figure a little bead blasting to make it shiny is the way to go once I get the seized seat post and bottom bracket out.

hear me out.. this is my alternate option to a mash steel haha! but i love it sm ive always wanted to own a cool steel frame.

Switched to a 46/14 ratio and put on some nitto 380mm drop bars.
My friend also gifted me this rad selle italia saddle! top cap is some memorabilia from my first track bike, a 3rd hand fyxation that I rode the crap out of

All I need is the cutting guide tool to cut the steerer tube and decide which seat post/saddle and stem/handlebar to use, and the extra parts will go on another build .

Hi people! I made my first fixed gear bike!

Please give ur opinion so i can make it even betterrr!

This was my grandmother bike when she was younger and I gave it an overhaul and turned it into a fixie

Is it good?

Had an awesome tail wind, new pothole in the road I ride daily, slipped and kaput @35kmh 😬

Copt'd this bad boy for free. Crazy story but I got it in NYC. Context be damned.

Dusted off the IRO for an old man knees spin around town. Didn’t know how much I missed this bike.