RE: smooth out your pedal stroke

Sounds very cheap! However at this price point remember the frame is of High
Tensile steel as opposed to double-butted chromoly. The weight of 23lb is a
bit hefty for a fixie. The big bike companies charge about $600-800. from
many folks point of view (including myself) the most rewarding way is to
source out a good quality 1975-95 era road bike, strip all the unnecessary
hardware and rebuild up with fixie tackle. With this method is possible to
get a really premium frame for a nominal cost. The 75-95 vintage were the
halcyon years for top quality steel frames. Here's mine which I built up
about five years ago. The original version and the present incarnation is
shown and described below. The best bicycle deal I've ever made! I love
riding it.
Original:
http://www.cyclofiend.com/ssg/2006/ssg028-roybird0506.html

Update:
http://www.cyclofiend.com/ssg/2007/ssg028r2-roybird1007.html
 
There's no doubt that it works wonders for pedaling technique!
Good luck,
Regards
Roy 



-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of Kelly Iniguez
Sent: Sunday, February 06, 2011 1:23 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: smooth out your pedal stroke

A friend of mine just ordered a fixie from this site - $395. for a custom
build. Sure sounds good.

http://www.bigshotbikes.com/index.html

Come spring (spring is coming, isn't it?) your pedal stroke will be as
smooth as silk.

No relation, etc. just passing on a good deal.

-- 


Kelly Iniguez
www.slumgullionbicycletours.com
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