Single speed/fixed gear for £400 ($607) or less
06-01-13 | 08:38 AM
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Single speed/fixed gear for £400 ($607) or less
Can anyone find me a good fixie with a flip flop hub and bullhorn handlebars. I am 5 foot 4. I am male (no pink bikes 
) Can it be available in the U.K. and can it be £400 or less. I will use it for commuting, the journeys will be a mix of short and long. Thanks in advance. 
-vopos
) Can it be available in the U.K. and can it be £400 or less. I will use it for commuting, the journeys will be a mix of short and long. Thanks in advance. -vopos
06-01-13 | 09:06 AM
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You were asking us to do all the work for you. Just search around the internet for a little while, call some shops, and have a list of options that are available to you/in your price range. Then we can help you choose the best of those, or suggest something similar.
We's not personal shoppers.
We's not personal shoppers.
06-01-13 | 09:10 AM
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06-01-13 | 11:36 AM
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06-01-13 | 12:24 PM
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Everyone is probably hung over this morning...
At 5 foot 4 finding a bicycle that fits well always presents a little more challenge... for commuting I would suggest you seek a small road frame and convert that with a fixed wheel set.
Benefits would be better clearance for fenders, provisions for a rack and cargo, and the toe overlap issue will be reduced... as you are looking at a flip flop and sounds like you will be running SS front and rear brakes are also essential.
At 5 foot 4 finding a bicycle that fits well always presents a little more challenge... for commuting I would suggest you seek a small road frame and convert that with a fixed wheel set.
Benefits would be better clearance for fenders, provisions for a rack and cargo, and the toe overlap issue will be reduced... as you are looking at a flip flop and sounds like you will be running SS front and rear brakes are also essential.
06-02-13 | 05:31 AM
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Everyone is probably hung over this morning...
At 5 foot 4 finding a bicycle that fits well always presents a little more challenge... for commuting I would suggest you seek a small road frame and convert that with a fixed wheel set.
Benefits would be better clearance for fenders, provisions for a rack and cargo, and the toe overlap issue will be reduced... as you are looking at a flip flop and sounds like you will be running SS front and rear brakes are also essential.
At 5 foot 4 finding a bicycle that fits well always presents a little more challenge... for commuting I would suggest you seek a small road frame and convert that with a fixed wheel set.
Benefits would be better clearance for fenders, provisions for a rack and cargo, and the toe overlap issue will be reduced... as you are looking at a flip flop and sounds like you will be running SS front and rear brakes are also essential.
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