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wescollins13
10-10-07, 01:15 AM
just joined up. been riding fixed gear for almost a year, figured its about time i get some culture/knowledge going now that life has slowed down a bit. need some friends in this big world of cycling, and some help on upgrading my bianchi pista now that i am into the groove of everything. time to learn how to tinker on my machine!

East Hill
10-10-07, 01:17 AM
Hi Wes!

Start off slow over in the SS/FG forum--they don't mind answering questions if you look as if you've tried to find the answer, but they are a surly lot if they suspect you haven't done the homework :D .

Welcome to BF!

East Hill
Hobartlemagne
10-10-07, 04:48 AM
just joined up. been riding fixed gear for almost a year, figured its about time i get some culture/knowledge going now that life has slowed down a bit. need some friends in this big world of cycling, and some help on upgrading my bianchi pista now that i am into the groove of everything. time to learn how to tinker on my machine!

Welcome- you'll learn lots here. Search for "Pista" threads and check out fixedgeargallery.com for upgrading ideas.

bac
10-10-07, 05:23 AM
just joined up. been riding fixed gear for almost a year, figured its about time i get some culture/knowledge going now that life has slowed down a bit.

This is your home of cycling culture and knowledge. :D

Welcome to BikeForums!

... Brad
wescollins13
10-10-07, 09:24 AM
Hi Wes!

Start off slow over in the SS/FG forum--they don't mind answering questions if you look as if you've tried to find the answer, but they are a surly lot if they suspect you haven't done the homework :D

East Hill


This is a natural assumption. The hubris of us fixed gear riders is quite ridiculous.