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europa 02-28-13 01:58 AM
Originally Posted by Dannihilator (Post 15325654)
The top three of my list is likely going to be a bit different from the rest.
1: Geometry/fity
2: Intended use

I wouldn't consider tires to be in the running. Tires are easily replaceable outside of tubular. Outside of the custom build/highend track, they really won't come with a competent set of tires.
I'd swap those two around on the grounds that the intended use influences the geometry.

Just so this moderator doesn't ban me for disagreeing with him, I'll agree with the bit about the tyres:D

street_sweeper 02-28-13 08:11 AM
as far as performance goes, id say wheel set, crank, bars, then saddle are the most. frames always help but you can move those over to a another frame in most cases.

c0urt 02-28-13 11:57 AM
Originally Posted by street_sweeper (Post 15326538)
as far as performance goes, id say wheel set, crank, bars, then saddle are the most. frames always help but you can move those over to a another frame in most cases.
you forgot the motor

solipsist716 02-28-13 12:29 PM
I always thought it was how deep yr deep - v's are?

Been doing it wrong this whole time.

calv 02-28-13 12:41 PM
Originally Posted by SSbalt (Post 15325710)
Yes.



Ideally.
http://i.imgur.com/iBwio.gif

Velognome 02-28-13 09:42 PM
What separates one fixed gear bicycle from another?
Space & time ?


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