Sorry tricksters, the primary goal of this bike was to build the most practical fixed-gear bike possible. The focus was not to create a freestyle bike, nor was it to create a dedicated track bike, but to combine elements of several into a bike that can serve multiple purposes, while still offering the flexibility needed for every day use. All-the-while pushing a moderate 76 gear-inches.
Those are the words of the folks at Give&Take in Tampa, where the bike was built. I'm unbelievably happy with it; Jordan and Melissa managed to build me exactly the bike I was looking for regardless of how difficult I was and how many unavailable parts I wanted.
Thanks for the post 407 - hopefully this build will get to see o-town soon!
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That wouldn't have been my first choice in lace patterns on the front wheel of a trick bike.
That's Frankie Morelli's (frankiefiveoh)
It's an "everyday ride". Not so much a trick bike.
Thanks pete, yeah that's my bike.
Sorry tricksters, the primary goal of this bike was to build the most practical fixed-gear bike possible. The focus was not to create a freestyle bike, nor was it to create a dedicated track bike, but to combine elements of several into a bike that can serve multiple purposes, while still offering the flexibility needed for every day use. All-the-while pushing a moderate 76 gear-inches.
Those are the words of the folks at Give&Take in Tampa, where the bike was built. I'm unbelievably happy with it; Jordan and Melissa managed to build me exactly the bike I was looking for regardless of how difficult I was and how many unavailable parts I wanted.
Thanks for the post 407 - hopefully this build will get to see o-town soon!
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