Roadies Been Hating
#10
Senior Member

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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Bikes: 1986 Pinarello Pista
#12
Hiphopopotamus
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From: Sacramento, CA
Bikes: 90s GT Outpost, Windsor Clockwork
#13
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From: Scottsdale, AZ
Bikes: 1986 Pinarello Pista
And I feel in my opinion that it was rather boring. I just dont understand why someone would actually ride down that mountain on a fixed gear without brakes. Pretty stupid if you ask me. Im also sick to death of seeing ****in skin tight denim on males. Its disgusting.
#14
what? NO!
Joined: Apr 2010
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From: Hollywood, CA
Bikes: 1988 Bridgestone RB-2 converted to ss
#19
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From: Tahoe
Bikes: Motobecane Single Speed, Trek Mountain Track Xtracycle
that was sick, I am more impressed with the uphill on the bike, looked brutal. And this is why I ride a single speed, with one back break. I have no health insurance.
#20
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Bikes: Benotto Frankencycle and Peugeot U08
I would consider throwing that brake on the front, Ipedaltahoe. Skid stop w/ front brake saved my ass once when someone short-stopped me at the base of a hill.
Great video. Terrible shorts for sure; I feel like i need to throw on some body glide just watching him ride. For a second i thought it was James Franco making another '127 hours' type of movie.
Great video. Terrible shorts for sure; I feel like i need to throw on some body glide just watching him ride. For a second i thought it was James Franco making another '127 hours' type of movie.
#23
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One of the largest benefits I derive from riding a fixed gear is a lack of necessary maintenance. Why does it seem like every fixie video starts with someone doing some sort of maintenance or assembly on their bike and then purposely destroying their tires?



