FBM BMX frames to Fixies?
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Yes This is my Arm...
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Bikes: I have a really old road bike i want to build into a fixie then i have a bmx bike a terribleone
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crotchety young dude
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Hey jw if anyone has one.
https://www.fbmfixed.com/theSword.php
https://www.fbmfixed.com/theSword.php
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ya comeing form the street rideing back round. id love to support fbm and all but ya the drop outs are ugly as a bag of herpe infested ****z!
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the really question is can you bar spin with a 700c on the front.
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Yes This is my Arm...
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Bikes: I have a really old road bike i want to build into a fixie then i have a bmx bike a terribleone
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I also love it when kids jump on each other whenever graffiti is mentioned. It's the absolute dumbest pissing contest out there.
I'm not buying that bike either.
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TARCK BIKE DOT COM
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Why do you get all thugged and dumbassed when you start talking about graf? I seem to recall you talking like a normal hipster child when you're talking about bikes.
I also love it when kids jump on each other whenever graffiti is mentioned. I swear to God, it's worse than talking about fixed gears, and I didn't think that was possible.
I'm not buying that bike either.
I also love it when kids jump on each other whenever graffiti is mentioned. I swear to God, it's worse than talking about fixed gears, and I didn't think that was possible.
I'm not buying that bike either.
also i've noticed the writer/rider ratio is very high.
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the first sentence was sarcastic. i dont know if you'd call my second sentence thugged out but whatever helps you sleep at night. and i just love jumping on people about graff because when i was toy i got jumped on a lot.
also i've noticed the writer/rider ratio is very high.
also i've noticed the writer/rider ratio is very high.
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Originally Posted by Oh No
also i've noticed the writer/rider ratio is very high.
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TARCK BIKE DOT COM
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I've always found that the people who say things like toy and poser and such are generally the ones who are relatively new to the scene themselves and aren't really in it for the right reasons. Back when I used to write (basically when you were like 7-10, so things may have changed) we did it for fun and thrills. I've grown up a lot since then though.
Graffiti has always kind of been a hipster thing. Everyone's gotta do something to kill off their suburban roots.
Graffiti has always kind of been a hipster thing. Everyone's gotta do something to kill off their suburban roots.
Okay just clarifying. And I guess I am "new" relatively, considering some dudes have been writing for 10-15 years if not more.
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Ignoring the legality issues, if there's nothing good about it at all, why are you doing it? For me, it was hanging out with a bunch of friends in abandoned warehouses and painting on walls in destroyed parts of town. We had a lot of fun and didn't ever worry about who was new and who wasn't. A couple of the guys are still doing it, but most of us moved on when we grew up a bit.
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