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Bikes that have no gears/shifters, and no freewheel - the pedals are always spinning when the bicycle is moving. Note that fixed gear is not the same thing as singlespeed, which has its own tag.
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Skidding/skipping a fixie with ratio 48/16
I'd suggest thinking less about 'locking your legs', and instead think more about pressing down hard with your trailing leg. I find that if I put too much effort into pulling up my leading leg I end u …
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Investing into a fixed bike
Yes, add the brake - as others have said, it might not be 'cool' but you'll end up being much more confident on it knowing you can stop it quickly. I also can't work out if you have foot retention or …
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Fixie/Single speed frame information for beginner
Lots of answers already here, but a quick one to remind you of the tools you'll need to build your own fixed gear.
It may be cheaper to source the parts but you have to have specific tools to proper …
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