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i bet those wheels have a sweet looking nice blue streak when they are going round and round wild, but stationary i'll never see a set of wheels with giant f-off logos that I'll ever think doesn't look tacky af.

personally, i'd slap a sticker with some color on that frame, but overall, nice ride. what's hanging off the back of the saddle?

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I made myself a saddle bag out of a fanny pack found and the local thrift store, pretty happy with how it turned out although I might re-sew the straps a little closer together. I also got a handlebar bottle cage on a whim. my next upgrade is going to be some better pedals and some hooded brake levers (and to add a rear brake). Other than that here's my little orange turd in all of it's lack of glory. The sticker on the DT says "there is beauty in everything" so be nice

not gonna lie...that langster is ****ing hot.

I want a new frame for track - my Pre Cursa is tired. Plus I deserve something nicer! Ya!! Also that langster is very nice.

I will say of all the ones I've seen yours are definitely the least objectionable. They did a fairly good job balancing the size of the font to the rim and the added logo is nice too.

Early 70's Peugeot PX-10 converted to a single cog freewheel. Now running 38x15 gearing, an SRAM Automatix 2 speed rear hub laced to a Mavic 319 is on the way.

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Win.

My Sannino Pista...getting it dialed in before giving it a deep cleaning/polish. Likely switching out the drops for my Syntace pursuit bar. Araya/DA rear wheel is new-ish.

Front wheel is a DA roadie wheel, not quite durable enough for daily pothole **** and has a matching 8spd rear wheel it'll go back to. Original wheels were tubulars, bleh.

Clamp on brake from Retrogression.

thanks

This bike is beautiful and I bet those bars are comfortable no matter how weird they look

Thanks!

More on the handlebars here: https://www.bikeforums.net/singlespee...handlebar.html.

I like the handlebars, but there are a few haters.

I am officially back in the fixed club.

1985 Schwinn Madison. I have all of the original parts but this is my favorite contact points setup so it gets the glory. Super fun.

Couple minor changes, but feelin' this shot.

The Hammer is back.

Changed the bar on the Wabi to a 660mm wide riser, got some Yoshida Champ grips for it. Much more comfortable than a narrow riser bar.

Bar is a Barfly Bionicon, 7075 alum

It's been a while since I've posted a new picture of The Mule. Only significant update is the switch to SPDs, at last.

(Now I remember why I hosted pictures on another site rather than attaching 'em directly here... let me see what I can figure out.)

Check out the Tektro RL-340 brake levers. I just did that upgrade to my bike. They are fairly reasonable at about $20, and also very comfortable. They will probably make a noticeable difference in your ability to stop too. If you have the budget, consider upgrading the brake calipers to dual pivot, and that will help too.

Dave

I just checked them out and they seem a lot better than the other "budget" options. thanks for the rec having a squirrel jump out in front of me today is making me think about better brakes even more lol

this is the bike of my dreams, I love the way you have it set up. It's just a shame the disc version doesn't come in purple

My Gan Well Pro Evasion

tarck as ****

That is a solid set up...then again I am biased because the Single Speed/Fixed Gear RandoCross Fun Time Machine has a similar-ish set up. But with cantis and a rando rack instead of basket and no fenders yet.

i had one of those NB discs when they first came out. i couldn't ever get past the color me still can't. it's a nice bike, but that colorway does nothing for me.