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  1. MrMister2905 on

    Yes. They’re honestly excellent and underrated.

    Light, great overall geo, stiff enough, can be made light, and just good all rounders.

    In my market (Chicago) this is a good deal in my opinion, assuming the bike is clean, dent free, and ready to ride.

  2. Yolo_D_Gafos on

    If it fits and everything is in good working order this is a great deal. I had one of these (with flat bars) and it was a blast.

  3. Nabokovonabike on

    I put over 4,000 miles on my Langster. It’s a brilliant frame. The geometry is more forgiving and versatile than many dedicated track bikes, which makes it a great option for those dipping their feet into riding fixed gear.

  4. on_like_d0nkeykng on

    This was my first fixie! I had no idea about fixed gear and just wanted a single speed but one day I flipped the hub. I then got interested and bought straps and then changed the cockpit for riser bars and then much later got another bike but I used this stock bike for years. The frame was very comfy and light. Headset and BB went out pretty quick but the original saddle and wheels were great.

  5. it’s not a bad bike, great actually. Looks, not for me. but if you thi k you’ll enjoy it and to you it looks nice to you, go grab it!!

  6. Its a nice relaxed geo frame, so if you are new to it and don’t want the crazy track geo and toe overlap issues then this is a nice smooth transition in to it i’d say.

  7. alienrefugee51 on

    Definitely for an old Langster, depending on the price. Might need some new pedals and foot retention though. I wish I had that instead of my State back then.

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