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hot, but NOT WORK SAFENot sure if this has been posted here before.
I found this link with all the fixie girls.
http://www.thefixfixfix.com/fix/index.php/galleries/
i seen many breasticles
hot, but NOT WORK SAFENot sure if this has been posted here before.
I found this link with all the fixie girls.
http://www.thefixfixfix.com/fix/index.php/galleries/
I know. I did it at work place earlier. Maybe should start a thread on this, I am sure it will get many more hits.hot, but NOT WORK SAFE
i seen many breasticles
If you couldn't be bothered trawling the net, go to your nearest bike shop and ask them to order a velocity deep v/b43/aerohead or whatever for you. You will pay through the nose, but hey not my money.Finally got around to doing up the Council clean-up Zeus that's been hanging in the garage for the last year.
Unfortunately the left hand side crank arm has a hairline crack.
Does anyone have a left hand side, fluted, plain, campag/zeus style crankarm - square taper -170mm lying around???
Or know of where I can get one without trolling though ebay for months???
Thanks for your assistance.
Also can anyone recommend where I can get a good quality/good value fixed gear rear wheel??? once again can't be bothered trolling around on ebay/cell/velo-gear whatever...Unfortunately I think the postage costs for Velo Orange for large items are a bit prohibitive...:fat:
A lot of people run SRAM Omniums on their street and track bikes with no real issues...Hey Mr Sheen
I wouldn't recommend getting an External BB crankset for a fixed gear. Two reasons 1) Ex BBs have poorer sealing and thus wear out quicker than sealed bearing Square Taper / Isis / Octalink BBs. 2) you have bugger all ability to manipulate your chainline.
Your chainline is dependant on the hubs that you end up using and if you switch hubs your chainline will inevitably change too. Get a square taper BB that way you can adjust your chainline by swapping out the BB for one with a longer or shorter spindle.
If you're on a budget I'd look at getting a Roselli crankset (classic track 144BCD, 1/8 pitch) - you can get them from Gear Brisbane
or Sugino RD (JIS, 130BCD, 3/32 pitch) - this is a good budget crankset but not really track.
or if you have a little more money the Miche Primato ones are really good and also come in black (144BCD, 1/8 pitch, ISO ST BB).
165mm cranks are advisable for fixed gears.
Hope this helps.
ftfyA lot of people run SRAM Omniums on their street and track bikes because they are fashionable.
Why so tall I want a hillman track to math my hillman road