new here
#1
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Chattanooga, TN
Bikes: litespeed hyperion, jamis mtb, 80' peugot
new here
i thought i might introduce myself. people call me deuce, i'm 25, and i live in chattanooga, tn. alright i'm new here so if there are rules about asking, i didn't see them. i've been reading about fixies and ss for quite a while and i've been itching to convert my old peugot. can anybody point me to a conversion tech article, a how to, or just give a new guy some pointers. i appreciate it guys. hope to make some new friends.
take it easy,
Deuce
take it easy,
Deuce
#5
use the search!
......just kidding get use to it though.
welcome
......just kidding get use to it though.
welcome
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#6
Originally Posted by Pfutz
Welcome to singlespeed & fixed gear subforum, also known as "lets all argue about whos dick is biggest"
#7
this may help https://sheldonbrown.com/fixed-conversion.html
#9
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Joined: Dec 2006
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From: Chattanooga, TN
Bikes: litespeed hyperion, jamis mtb, 80' peugot
thanks for all the help guys. i've never actually ridden a fixie before. you guys think it might be better to start off with an ss conversion and then go for a fixie or should i just go balls deep from the start?
Deuce
Deuce
#10
rolling wheels and 88s
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: lawrence, ks
Bikes: schwinn crisscross, 06 giant bowery, iron horse warrior disc
If you want to ride fixed eventually, then just do it from the start. You won't have to rework your setup, and it's fun anyway. You'll wonder why you didn't do it sooner either way.






