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Old 10-16-06 | 11:17 PM
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viper_04649
was fixed, now i am free
 
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Bikes: Royal H Rando, IRO Mark V Pro, Redline Monocog 29er

Originally Posted by john_and_off
if you're looking to keep it on the cheap, you might want to consider doing a single speed to start and going fixed at a later time - it's hard to keep it safe if you're on a really tight budget with fixed.

ps. where do you go to school?
I go to Northeastern. I see a lot of fixed on campus.

What kind of cost coparison am i looking at for a fixed vs. a single speed (i take it a ss is on gear, but can free turn)? what is an avg cost to convert, say i have a bike w/ horizontal? w/ vertical?

how does this look for a bike to convert?
or this one to buy and start with?
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