Tuxstir

here my submissions. my fixed hubsa my fixed gear and my next fixie project which i'll take possion of at the end of the month..

My pleasure. Hopefully in a weeks time i see your bike up there. Mines on. And your pic's are way cooler than mine .

looking awesomeness.. love thoses bars must post on fixed gear gallery

almost done..

Why dont you just get a valve extender. Then you dont have to worry too much about the tube valve size.

hey great looking site just one thing.. like your last site there seems to be a few things lacking.. 1. a filter.. some way to sort the products out like from brand name to cost wise. 2. dont you sell road rims or road hubs you have the mtb but not the road. 3. you might just want to revue your way your product are arranged.. didnt know bottom brackets fell under appareal. if you can sort little issues out like that i think you will have a winner. prices seem good so you should see my order in the near future. keep it up.

so be his friend.. just remember you are who your friends are. and from what I've read here Neels and his wheels (or your's) sounds like a scaly dude. do you really want that kind of association? just a thought..

we work our staff so hard we had to create a special bay somewhere they could pass out safely

wont work then.. my hooter on my bike is 155db.... now that works amazingly

will do

a work collage has expressed he would like to try cycling.. unfortunatley been in a wheel chair limits him to a hand cycle. but he does not want to spend the kind of money to get a hand cycle just discover he may not like it. so i want to know if there is anybody in and around Jhb that wouldn't mind borrowing him one for a weekend. or if you know of somebody that has one. thanks

finally my submission got posted on fixedgeargallery.com ok now can let this thread vanish into obscurity

come on track stands easy. i travell 15 odd k's to work, and the only time i unclip is when I'm outside the office door. uphills the easiest to track stand.. although i did try trackstanding on my fixie the otherday and well lets just say i'm glad i didnt shake hands with the ground

What about Louis trichardt the home of the krematart

she looks only to please with the fruit i wander if she's sampled the produce yet

Don't you need a bike where you can remove/unscrew the portion of the rear triangle so you can thread the belt through?

well i dont know about you.. but i'm just a cyclist.. with a passion for cycling.. be it mtbing road cycling. or commuting.. thats what i am.. sometimes i like to smell the roses... othertimes i dont even see them....

What's the difference between some guy on a uni or a noob that cant go downhill. You would of still went farming. Just because you can't ride your bike does not give you the right to dictate where and when others can ride there's. So shut up and ride . Enjoy the ride.

me trust steed is at work today and will be every day... why are you only doing it when somebody tells you too...

aah ok so it wasnt you i almost rode into on thursday morning as i was leaving for my commute through to work.

very very very close to greenstone... where do you live TNT1?

final pic's and some artwork the chin line the custom chain ring

BB?. . you refering to that bit between the cranks? with the like bearings and stuff in right

last year around this time.. i sat in a interview.. the longest interview ever... 5 hours of psycho babble and stuff... but during the coarse of the interview, i asked about the required personal transport in the one contract they sent me a few days before. " thats just to make sure you get to work on-time they said" " ok cool ' i replied so you don't mind if I cycle to work" (edenvale to germiston) "no but that distance you'll never make it" came the reply well not only did i make it .. i do it fairly often .... my biggest problem with commuting is not the ride, the traffic, the odd puncture, but rather the attitudes of the couch potato collages. who think that cycling, or for that matter any form of exercise is for the mentally handicapped. i enjoy the ride. the freedom, the fact that i get ride out all my frustrations. how often through traffic I'm faster than those in cars. things i have learnt 1: you can never be seen enough.. 1 light is not enough 2: be loud.. my 155db hooter saves lives (mine) 3: protection is key. Your helmet is as important as the bike itself for a good ride. 4: nobody can think. so you have to think for them 5; it doesn't matter what you ride.. as long as it gets ridden.