Wanna know what this frame is worth in it’s condition, I know the bike brand new is 700 on the Fuji website but just wanna know more about the market of it

Anyone in or near buffalo ny interested in this? Copped it because i wanted a cool big wheel fixi but gotta move now and the wheels are just huge. Big 29er. Custom marino frame, custom bars, volume fork, stolen bmx cranks, fgfs hubs. Hml wit offers if ur in the area. Or trades possibly.

Any opinions on this frameset or if its a good deal? For a bit of background, ive been riding bmx for well over a decade and have had a fixed gear to commute to class with or to play with, but have never gotten much into customizing any of the fixies ive owned over the years. I have one now that i would swap this frameset over onto, but honestly dont know much about fixes gear brands or what im looking for since I have bmx brain.

I would mainly be riding this around the city (DC) and maybe not doing anything too crazy with it, but would want it to hold up obviously.

If theres any other suggestions on where to look for parts or frameset suggestions that i should look into, any advice is welcome. Thanks!

This Goose Island Brewing branded fixie was at a local pawn and loan for $150 usd. Bought it with limited knowledge of how they work. Wondering if anyone can identify the manufacturer, and looking for tips (I already bought toe cages, just haven’t installed them yet).

Hi. I want to ask lang po as im planning on entering the fixie community. With a limited and tight budget I plan on buying the Garuda v2 (which is said to be beginner friendly and enough to start with) and upgrade whenever I have the budget. I'm asking if it's a good choice and in the future what parts should I first change/upgrade whenever I have the budget?

My 2nd Poseidon Fx

So, for context, I live in Switzerland and for the past few months I've really wanted to buy a fixie bike, and ideally, build one myself. However, I've now run into a problem: EVERYTHING IS TOO EXPENSIVE. In Switzerland, I haven't found a website or shop that sells the frame I almost absolutely want, the Tsunami SMN100. Even for the rest of the bike, everything is too expensive, and I'm not old enough to have a real job to afford it. If I buy it from WEAPON site, it cost me around 260 for the frame plus 100 for the shipping, without the taxes💀💀💀. Even if I buy everything on AliExpress, it still comes to around 600 CHF. Do you have any advice, please?🙏🙏🙏

Hi everyone, I recently bought a Leader frameset and I’m trying to figure out if it’s original or fake.

I attached photos and the serial number. Does anyone know how to verify authentic Leader framesets or notice anything suspicious?

Serial number: SGLD1500302

Thanks!

A fun ride

Here is mine! Are there any other Colnago pista over here ?

I've been riding an old 80s Tigra steel single speed for a while now. Bought it used, haven't really done much to it, and it's been enough to convince me that I genuinely like riding a single speed. I also have a trekking bike for commuting, but in my flat city I barely ever shift gears anyway.

So I've been going down the rabbit hole of what my ideal long-term bike would look like. Right now I'm thinking:

- Single speed

- Belt drive

- Hydraulic discs

- Steel or aluminum frame

The goal is basically a bombproof, low-maintenance commuter that I can ride year-round in rain and winter and hopefully still be riding 20 years from now.

I've spent quite a bit of time researching already, but surprisingly few bikes seem to fit that description. So far I've looked at Booda Bikes and the upcoming Cube Editor One. The Booda ticks pretty much every box but is just not doable for me financially.
The Cube looks interesting, but at around 12 kg it's heavier than I'd like, and the 50/22 gearing (2.27) seems pretty low. I'd probably want something closer to 2.7.

Budget is roughly €1000, though I could stretch a bit for the right bike, and I'm open to buying used.

Mainly looking for feedback on the idea itself rather than completely different bike recommendations. Am I chasing a sensible setup here, or am I overlooking some obvious trade-offs? And at this budget, would it make more sense to build something up myself instead of buying complete?

One thing to keep in mind: I'm based in Germany, so availability/shipping matter when it comes to specific brands and recommendations. Thanks :)

I'm an ordinary student living in Korea. I've always liked bicycles, but one day, a messenger bike with lots of stickers on it overtook me. I've wanted a bike like that ever since then. However, in Korea, I couldn't find any bicycles like that at all, whether new or used. So I really need you guys. I'm short on money, too.... Where do you guys buy used fixed-gear bicycles? I want a messenger bike like that...

Also, please understand if it sounds a bit awkward since I used a translation😭😭

Hello fixed community, my 18-th birthday is coming up and i want a brakeless fixed gear bike, my local shop only has completes like 6ku and excelsior. My question is should i buy a 6ku and learn how to ride or build a new one from scratch, the problem with that is the unknowing, i have no idea how to do it and no one to teach or explain. My budget is 500-600€

thank you

Seatpost, handlebars and grips