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Old 07-22-06 | 11:51 AM
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Bikes: '97 HooKooEKoo + '75-'85 Fuji Regis fixie conversion.

Gearing can be a tricky one.

Take into consideration that cars usually spin-out and lose traction when too much torque is applied to the driving wheel causing them to break free.

A slow steady application of power will help to prevent your bikes rear wheel from spinning out and keep your crotch from trying to bend your bikes top-tube.

This last winter I was doing alright with 39x15 on my singlespeed mountain bike with higher pressure sorta-slicks.

Those sorta-slicks being Serfas Drifters 26x1.25.


Bring the cyclocross bike. Run it fixed and have the fun. If your toes get too and numb get off and jog the bike a little.
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