Ultraspontane

Love that color.

UCF Eric

Thanks, I need to get a freewheel and stuff so I can finish connecting the brakes. Then I will have a second bike my friends can ride.

sfreywagg

what does everyone love about the on one? i don't get it. it looks fine. i'm no wealth of bike knowledge and not trying to be snotty. just wondering what it is that everyone's raving about.

docboyd

I think its just cause its tasteful and we can appreciate that...to much tarck round here its refreshing

stillanimal

After not having a fixed gear bike for a few months, it was defiantly time to throw something together. I bought the frame, fork, pedals, straps & tires for this build everything else was sitting around. Went cheap cause I kinda wanted a beater that I can learn a few tricks with (shorter stem is on order). Only done a few short rides with it (such a rainy spring) but so far so good.



I did some hand drawn mandala type schtuff on the chainring.



& the classic chainline shot.

Sebster

gimme dat mutant if you're swapping it!!

stillanimal

you wish dood.

Sebster

cc700

what seatpost is that? i love it.

stillanimal

deda blackstick

thisisbenji

It's really clean looking, that's what I liked about it anyways.

Lilcphoto

Did you sand off the logos? Mine looks distinctly black where as yours looks slightly grey.

Oil_LOL

My beat up commuter:

patthepunk

Is that red tape? (not talking about the handlebars)

stillanimal

naw, just put a strip of electrical tape over the logo's on both sides. its barely noticeable from 5 feet away.

edit: i think yours might be an older/newer model, the logo on mine starts quite a bit lower than yours.

Oil_LOL

Yeah, the previous owner put SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) reflective tape all over it. That stuff's indestructible. I don't mind, and when a picture's taken at night, with flash, it looks like it's made out of lasers...

Coconutkid

Updated pics with my new bars. Still need bar tape.
Thinking of maybe getting a better rear wheel.

Leukybear 

Wow you're a giant...

youngandcurious

I dont like those decals but besides that dayyyuuummmm

Coconutkid

I'm 6'3 with about a 34in inseam.
This is what GT calls their XL frame. It measures out to be like a 58cm.
It is also like a compact geo like a road bike which makes it look small.
Ive only seen three as of now built.

Leukybear 

So, how did you get a hold of yours?

misskaz

Here's my newest bike and my first single speed! Just got it Thursday so it's all just stock - nothing really interesting. Except that because I am super short, it's a 43cm with 650c wheels; it's teeny. And I love the yellow. I think I'd like eventually to get away from all the black - I'm thinking chrome seatpost, stem, cranks, etc, and maybe bullhorn handlebars with red bar tape. We'll see. I'm in love as-is so even if nothing changed, I'd be a happy girl.



The shop flipped the stem for me because I wasn't used to how low the track drops were, and they threw a freewheel on the flip-flop hub. Once I get used to the bike I plan to switch it back and learn how to ride fixed.

Leukybear 

Looks good!

Maanster

Picked this one up a few weeks ago, it's a really cheap factory fixie in about the same league as a fuji classic. The geometry is a little funny as you can see, with the short seat tube making it slightly low profile. I'm in the process of changing parts to suit my needs, started by getting rid of the stock bar/stem and putting on a 3ttt/Nitto/Paul combo which I like more.. The bike feels great so far, gonna get more upgrades along the way



https://velospace.org/node/36289

woodie_p

new here :3 just gonna post this. So this is the first bike Ive owned in a good 7 years or so, but so far i love it and it hasnt given me too many problems

and i know my handle bars suck. im learning -__-