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fixing a fixie
I'm found this old Puegeot bike frame that I'm tryting to turn into a fixie. The rims were rusted, so I bought news, and a new chain. Whats my next step towards my first fixie? Can I use any rim with a hub?
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yeah, go to sheldon's page for info on converting.
also, please take this advice on behalf of pretty much everyone: for you own sanity and well being, don't fuk with old peugots. older french bikes tend to have odd sizes for everying and a bunch of bolts and crappy geometry and they weigh more than a car and... there are a lot of disadvantages to old peugots. so you may want to consider that. |
fixed gear not fixie
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fixed gayer
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Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
fixed gear not fixie fixed gear not fixie
Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
fixed gear not fixie fixed gear not fixie
Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
fixed gear not fixie fixed gear not fixie
Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
fixed gear not fixie fixed gear not fixie
Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
fixed gear not fixie fixed gear not fixie
Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
fixed gear not fixie fixed gear not fixie
Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
fixed gear not fixie fixed gear not fixie
Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
fixed gear not fixie fixed gear not fixie ..but yeah |
Originally Posted by ::velolove::
(Post 5733621)
for you own sanity and well being, don't fuk with old peugots. older french bikes tend to have odd sizes for everying and a bunch of bolts and crappy geometry and they weigh more than a car and... there are a lot of disadvantages to old peugots.
And yeah, fixed gear not fixie. |
You guys are great. Your right though, fixed gear. Thanks a lot!
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Originally Posted by kemmer
(Post 5734416)
So wrong on so many points. There's nothing strange about the "bolts" and most of the sizing issues can be overcome. If all you had was a bare frameset it might not be worth dealing with, but if most of the parts on the bike are good it will be fine. As far as the geometry and how much they weigh, you're way off. SOME Peugeots are heavy, just like some bikes made by nearly every manufacturer are heavy. Peugeot made some very nice racing bikes along with the lower end stuff you see more commonly. Furthermore, I love the geometry on my old, lower end Peugeot, it's comfy yet responsive. Peugeot won a lot of races back in the day and they were popular for good reasons. You'd be a fool to dismiss any Peugeot you come across based on the U-08 you saw posted/dissed here.
muh bad. |
Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
fixed gear not fixie fixed gear not fixie besides, your fixing a road bike. It's going to be a fixed gear later, and hopefully won't require fixing at that point. |
Originally Posted by delicious
(Post 5733878)
fixed gear not fixie
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Seriously, what is with all the language police lately????
I almost never referred to my bike or any other fixed gear bike as a fixie until recently, but now I really want to. fixie fixie fixie fixie fixie fixie fixie **** you if you don't like it fixie fixie fixie fixie fixie fixie fixie |
Originally Posted by vuduchyld
(Post 5735904)
Seriously, what is with all the language police lately????
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What about those with RISERS on their FIXIES???? |
Originally Posted by kemmer
(Post 5737394)
Hating on people who say fixie is the new hating on people who use risers.
Well, then, never mind. |
Throw it out
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