Originally Posted by SamHall
I'm gonna go against the flow here and say push the geometry specs a little, just to see what you really can get. Less BB drop is always a good thing on a fixed gear. I've found that in practice, you never feel a higher BB, but never having to worry about pedal stikes is a huge bonus. Also, steep head angles and low trail numbers are GREAT for a fixed bike- your'e not gonna be bombing any downhills at 50mph and the quick steering is great.
Besides, if you decide you hate it, you have an excuse to build another frame!
High BB wouldn't hurt but I really don't like bikes with fast steering.
Regarding an excuse to build another frame, building a fixed frame IS my excuse since I don't have one.
thanks for the input from everyone.