Barry McGee x RVCA x Cinelli Bike

November 11th, 2008 by admin (0) bikes

Check out this collaboration between famous painter and graffiti artist Barry McGee, RVCA and Cinelli. These three have come together to produce this awesome work of art which will be extremely limited. The series is going to be released in sets of only 50 in sizes 54, 56 and 58. The set of 50 will be divided into 25 complete bikes and 25 frame-only kits and only be available through RVCA and Mellow Johnny’s…

Zachary Ford’s

November 11th, 2008 by admin (0) bikes

. Don didn’t like the bars and after switching to moustache bars and a rise stem I totally agree. It’s name is the Walker Aero Scorcher. Well I hope you guys like them and remember, if you’re not riding a Walker, you’re crawling…

Joe’s

November 10th, 2008 by admin (3) bikes

Here is my Scwhinn conversion, built as a heavy cruiser/NYC Commuter bike.

Great site….I am starting a bike building business, check my site at:

www.718c.com

Joe

Rube’s Windsor

November 10th, 2008 by admin (0) bikes

This is my 54 cm Windsor “The Hour”

So far this is what I have modified on it:
Pake crank
Chopped Risers w/ Blue OURI Grips (not in picture)
White Chain

next step is blue Velocity Deep V’s

It’s my first fixie and I’m loving everything about it can’t wait to start building more bikes.

Jonathan Tenkely’s

November 3rd, 2008 by admin (0) bikes

Hello,

This is my first fixie conversion. I picked up a rusted-out Raleigh Technium for $20 on Craigslist and went to work. The frame was completely stripped, filed, sanded, and painted. I replaced nearly everything except the headset, fork, and saddle. The saddle was a tattered “Brooks” that I wrapped with the same goatskin glove leather that I wrapped the Nitto bars with.

The crank is a 165 Sugino XD 46t chained to a Dura-Ace 16t cog. The bottom bracket is a Shimano 52 107mm. I used Weinmann
DP18 Rims as they have a similar “deep-v” look to more popular wheels.
The handlebars are 42cm Nitto track bars with a hand-made leather wrap. I am from Highlands Ranch, Colorado and I have a photo-journal of my build at http://flickr.com/photos/tenkely/sets/72157607675813620/

Jonathan Tenkely

HOT NEWS

November 2nd, 2008 by admin (0) bike accessories, bikers in Taiwan, bikes

BEEAKBRAKE 17

Hot news !!!

Finally a professional fixed gear workshop has opened here in Taipei, Taiwan. Specialized in fixed gear frames and parts to satisfied with your needs. Also provide repairs and maintenance services. You are welcome to use our tools in our workshop as well.

Feel free to inquire anything that you are looking for or have questions regarding bike parts, we are more than happy to answer your questions.

Address : 1F., No.13, Alley 1, Lane 488, Fusing N. Rd.,

Jhongshan District, Taipei City 104, Taiwan (R.O.C.)

Contact : Yang @ 0981-005044
Open from 2:00PM~10:00PM

Dreen’s

November 2nd, 2008 by admin (0) bikes

Hi Burner

Good luck with the Fixed Gear stuff in Taiwan. I have attached some pics of my J F Wilson www.wilsoncycles.co.uk This is a converted road frame with 70’s/80’s mainly Dura Ace bits on.

Regards
Darren

SiLLGEY

October 24th, 2008 by admin (4) bikes

“SiLLGEY” is Interbike’s shining star of 2008.
Combining many elements of the Orient, it emphases on total usability.
Boldly uses various color combinations. The simple outlines also reflect a simple lifestyle with a touch of global
environmental friendliness.
The bike frame uses the top quality “Reynolds” as the primary material.
It is Strong yet flexible covered with perfect graphic patterns.
There will be more colorful on the streets!!!
Here are some photos for you guys to see!!!

Burner

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SiLLGEY

Karl’s Pake

October 21st, 2008 by admin (0) bikes

Here Are some pictures of my bike. I built it up in March
but just now posting pics.

Components are as follows.

Pake frame with a Surly fork
Surly hubs laced up to some Velocity Deep Vs

Sugino Messenger cranks and sugino BB
Thompson seat post
Selle San Marco Sadle
Nitto Bullhorns
Shimano 105 brake with a Salsa leaver
Cane Creek Headset
Surly 17T Cog with KMC Chain
MKS pedals and Toe cages

This bike is a absolute dream to ride. It takes me through
the streets of San Francisco everyday, and I love it. My
bike brings me happiness.

Keep up this awesome site, it’s nice to see fixed gear bikes from all over the world.

Kit’s Raleigh

October 17th, 2008 by admin (0) bikes

Hi,

Glad to hear that fixie is getting popular in Taiwan. I am more than happy to share my fixie with your site. Attached are the photos and information.

Start off with an old Raleigh frame. Stripped off the old paint, and repainted the entire frame with off white with pearl finish and champagne gold. Replaced with Selle San Marco Batavus Saddle, MKS Sylvan Track Gold Pedals, Weinmann DP18 wheelset and Vittoria Zaffiro Pro II tires.

Kit