I've heard of these springy things that keep your chain tensioned. Some guy I know, even has his tensioner thingy connected by cables to controls to make it slide back and forth sideways. And he's got this wheel with like a whole bunch of different sized cogs on it. It kind of looks like a corncob. That means he can change cogs without having to flip his wheel around (that wouldn't work anyway, since all the cogs are on the same side for some reason). This guy said that he can even change cogs while the bike is moving and it works better than when he did it at a stop.

Dood, that guy's lying to you.

next time look at the drop outs before you lug it home

Weld some track ends on it?

i always get a kick out of how much everybody in the fixed gear forum hates fixed gears.

I get a kick out of how pretty much everybody in SSFG also doesn't live in Kansas or Florida either. A connection, maybe?

I took it down to my Local Bike Shop and one of the mechanics bought it from me, for 350.
So problem solved.

Damn, cavalry came too late to rescue.

I live in florida. (need to change my location one of these days)