polo ?
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polo ?
Hi, I'm usually in the touring forum, but have an old fixed peug. I love riding around town.... Question... Polo ? anyone play ? is it a lot of track standing and "backwards" elusive pedaling... I'm not the most adept fixie rider, but it looks like fun.
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my polo bike is set up 35x22 single speed. I bought a smaller beater frame that I threw some various parts on.
Alot of people ride fixed, but I would say the majority ride single speed. Its all about what you are used too. You can be more maneuverable on a single speed (i.e. pedal strike)
If you are on the west coast you will probably be riding a mountain bike, if you are on the east coast, converted track or road frames.
Alot of people ride fixed, but I would say the majority ride single speed. Its all about what you are used too. You can be more maneuverable on a single speed (i.e. pedal strike)
If you are on the west coast you will probably be riding a mountain bike, if you are on the east coast, converted track or road frames.
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Bikes: a hot pink vivalo, miyata touring bike, origin 8 cutler polo rig, 73 raliegh professional, panasonic dx 4000, bridgestone mb-4,
old schwinn fully rigid mnt bike with 700c wheels and a 22x19 gearing fixed .....spin city but i can start and stop on a dime
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