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jeepseahawk 03-12-12 07:33 PM

41 member on ebay
 
I saw this listing on ebay, someone from the 41 asked him a question. Read the questions at bottom in link.....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SURLY-CROSS-...14652004167325

actual question

Q: You ruined that bike by converting it to a fixie? What the hell's the matter with you anyways? Do you listen to independent music or something? Obviously that stuff is rotting your brain. Anyways do you have the original parts? Do you have the cranks and gear shifts and derailers (yeah i know i missspelled that but at least i don't ride fixies).

A: Hello, The bike is not converted to a fixie, riding it fixed is an option. The rear hub has a single speed on one side and a fixed gear on the other, so it is up to the rider if they want it as a single speed or fixed gear. Also, It can be built up with gears if one want to add them. I hope this clears it up the difference between riding it as a fixie or single speed. Good luck

unterhausen 03-12-12 07:46 PM

you knew it was someone from the 41 because of the stupidity and vitriol?

adclark 03-12-12 07:50 PM


Originally Posted by jeepseahawk (Post 13964211)
I saw this listing on ebay, someone from the 41 asked him a question. Read the questions at bottom in link.....

http://www.ebay.com/itm/SURLY-CROSS-...14652004167325

actual question

Q: You ruined that bike by converting it to a fixie? What the hell's the matter with you anyways? Do you listen to independent music or something? Obviously that stuff is rotting your brain. Anyways do you have the original parts? Do you have the cranks and gear shifts and derailers (yeah i know i missspelled that but at least i don't ride fixies).

A: Hello, The bike is not converted to a fixie, riding it fixed is an option. The rear hub has a single speed on one side and a fixed gear on the other, so it is up to the rider if they want it as a single speed or fixed gear. Also, It can be built up with gears if one want to add them. I hope this clears it up the difference between riding it as a fixie or single speed. Good luck

Classic. :roflmao:

jeepseahawk 03-12-12 08:25 PM

I like how the guy responded, didn't even bite. Think the guy asking question thought he was still in the "hot or not" thread.

Lexi01 03-12-12 08:53 PM


Originally Posted by jeepseahawk (Post 13964404)
I like how the guy responded, didn't even bite. Think the guy asking question thought he was still in the "hot or not" thread.

Ha. He was probably still going for the sale!

milkbaby 03-12-12 11:36 PM


Originally Posted by unterhausen (Post 13964248)
you knew it was someone from the 41 because of the stupidity and vitriol?

lol

datlas 03-13-12 05:47 AM


Originally Posted by unterhausen (Post 13964248)
you knew it was someone from the 41 because of the stupidity and vitriol?

That would be my rationale if I suspected this.

Trucker Dan 03-13-12 07:08 AM

A single speed cross bike has its place. I don't see a problem here. The bike seems well put together. Its not like some classic bike with the braze-ons hacked off. The seller probably bought it as a frame to build up as a single speed.

BillyD 03-13-12 08:38 AM


Originally Posted by unterhausen (Post 13964248)
you knew it was someone from the 41 because of the stupidity and vitriol?

This.

Seattle Forrest 03-13-12 12:24 PM

Cross Checks are big among fixters. And survivalists.

hueyhoolihan 03-13-12 12:29 PM


Originally Posted by jeepseahawk (Post 13964404)
I like how the guy responded, didn't even bite. Think the guy asking question thought he was still in the "hot or not" thread.

not even a nibble. shows restraint.

of course, he's a seller on ebay. not like he can really blast the guy like he deserves.


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