If you’re new to cycling, a fixie is probably not the right bike for you. Well depends on how strong your legs are i guess, but I’d go with a road or gravel bike instead.
Those white wheels would be a pain in the ass to keep somewhat clean as well.
As for the price, that would technically be fair. I wouldn’t want to ride this bike though.
arandomvirus on
I’d pick it up tonight
drolgnob on
Great deal. That bike has a flip flop hub so I’d run it single speed instead of fixed (fixed means you always have to pedal and can’t coast). The saddle alone on that bike costs over $100 new and the bike is $400 new. I’d jump on it asap
SCOTTGIANT on
Yeah, definitely a good deal and flip it to single speed like others have said. I’d snatch that up in a heart beat.
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If you’re new to cycling, a fixie is probably not the right bike for you. Well depends on how strong your legs are i guess, but I’d go with a road or gravel bike instead.
Those white wheels would be a pain in the ass to keep somewhat clean as well.
As for the price, that would technically be fair. I wouldn’t want to ride this bike though.
I’d pick it up tonight
Great deal. That bike has a flip flop hub so I’d run it single speed instead of fixed (fixed means you always have to pedal and can’t coast). The saddle alone on that bike costs over $100 new and the bike is $400 new. I’d jump on it asap
Yeah, definitely a good deal and flip it to single speed like others have said. I’d snatch that up in a heart beat.