Old 01-06-08 | 02:16 AM
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Originally Posted by marqueemoon
On a tight budget you're better off looking for a complete bike and rebuilding the rear wheel on a fixed hub (or doing the suicide/rotafix thing).

There was a recent thread titled "How much did you spend on your conversion?". I recommend you have a look there for a reality check.
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if you're desperate and just looking to get into riding fixed, then check out thrift shops, neighbor's garages, etc. for shoddy old road frames, as posted above, build your own rear wheel if you wanna learn a bit about bikes in the process, or rotafix, loctite, etc.

i highly recommend the first option.

otherwise, sack up and save your diddlies for an entry level track frame.
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