FS/FT: BRIDE ERGO 1 w/ BLACK GRADIATION with BRIDE SEAT RAILS
07-18-2009, 01:07 AM
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hey whats up andy. i went with the leader 737R frame, fork, seat post, and their CF head set and just got all my parts at bicycle express here in san jose. Their really helpful. hows everything? what bike did you ended up getting? I'm selling the seats so i can build another bike for the lady lol.
and heres the car
and heres the car
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07-19-2009, 02:31 AM
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Just curious, what is the advantage of a fixed gear bike? For stunts and such? The only thing I can think of is trails, why else would you not want gears of any sort unless you live in a state like florida with no hills at all. 
Seriously though, why the gearless bike? Wouldn't it be cooler to have only a few gears so at least you get some relief on hills? It'd still be light and reliable since it'd only be like 5 gears in the rear... I dunno, I never understood it, but am curious to know.
Seriously though, why the gearless bike? Wouldn't it be cooler to have only a few gears so at least you get some relief on hills? It'd still be light and reliable since it'd only be like 5 gears in the rear... I dunno, I never understood it, but am curious to know.
07-19-2009, 09:02 AM
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Honestly I'm in it for the workout. Don't really do tricks and such that's why the gears that's I chose for the bike is meant for flat ground since milpitas is pretty flat. That's just me and it's pretty fun to ride around town.and lastly It was cheaper LOL