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Old 11-10-09, 12:58 AM
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A preview picture for my latest project...



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Fancy fixie?
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I see you're moving up the food chain.
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Originally Posted by mkeller234
Fancy fixie?
A good, proper fixed-gear conversion. I am the term complement of Drew, I will be the anti-Drew.

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I see you're moving up the food chain.


I'm entirely unsure how to take that, but thanks, Anthony! It's good to see you!
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I mean you are acquiring and working on higher end bikes.
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Old 11-10-09, 01:44 AM
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I know, I know. UNFORTUNATELY, it's only the "working on" that I've been doing. My acquisition rate has been a steady 0/day for a while. Money is tight and the market between San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties (and Cal Poly/UCSB) is way too overpriced. Way overpriced. Other people often get lucky and bring their bikes to me for work. I talked this Torpado out of Drewing and I'm building it up for this person as a traditional fixed road bike.

I'm still stuck with low end frames... for a little bit longer.
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When you say "stuck with lower end frames" you make it sound like those of us who work with lower-end frames are somehow yearning for... grasping upward for... what is merely the social construct of "the better bike". Pfft!
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Traditional fixed with a brake? I guess if the rider is on the road that's allowable
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