Try different bars, grips and saddles.

its already perfect for me

Fuji declaration was my first fixie, it’s a fun oneride the hell out of it

first time seeing a red bareknuckle, this is gorgeous!

Loved mine. I had red as well! Such snappy frame, but the worst paint ever.

That's a forever bike right there

absolutely gorgeous

You willing to sell or trade your toshi straps

Did the same dude. Had a slick built up gravel bike, built up a fixed gear on a gravel frame and the gravel bike say for 8 months before pulling the trigger on selling.

Nice and sleek. Also, every bike's a gravel bike with the ride attitude. :)

Same. Haven't touched my roadbike in months.

Nice, I really like this kind of look

I dig the crankset..looks clean

I'd take the Priority as it has a front brake

What’s your price range? There might be new options available.

Easily the priority thats also the nicer version of the ace comes with a carbon fork and seatpost sealed bearing hubs and most importantly the cdx belt system instead of the cdn which allows for fixed gear riding

Cool bike, ride safe and enjoy life

I’ve had my Black Label for 6 years, I’ve loved every second of riding it. Not a huge fan of the carbon fork though, too rigid. Enjoy your time with her!

I love State bikes :)

Very nice I got a state few months back ! Hella fun riding around the city enjoy 🙌🏻🙌🏻

Beautiful! 🫶🏽🔥🙌🏽👏🏽

Dang, a friend of mine was just selling a fixed gear in Scotland too -- if you can get a Dolan that's a solid starter rig, also looks like State is available in the UK via some distributors and their Black Label V2 is a pretty rad bike. If you have a good independent local bike shop that's friendly to fixed-gear bikes, I'd see what brands they can get via distributors

engine 11 or dosnoventa if your more into the hype brands is decentish for the frames (although look into it more ive heard bad stuff about both and good stuff about both depends which end of the stick you get), but youll have to get the rest of the parts yourself if you go with e11 (research :( sad). dosnoventa lets you get full bike + frame but i wouldnt really suggest it since theyre pretty overpriced for what they are (p.s. wooin from windbreaker rides a dosnoventa houston i believe the pink bike early on). if you want a full bike that is well known and most can vouch for just get like a dolan precursa as a starter and if your stacked go and get a df4 (bit more competitive and full carbon frame) if your just starting no point. if you plan on going to korea anytime soon you could go to veloshop i tihnk it is and pickup a constantine bike where you can get a full bike for 600-800 pounds i think (they dont do overseas shipping), otherwise ask your local bike store if they know anyone who can do fixie conversions for tt/triathlon bikes and/or ask if they know where you can get a fixie near you although i havent really heard where people get fixies in the uk for the most part.

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You can start by building a conversation from a road bike with horizontal ish dropouts if you have one laying around. You just need a fixed gear rear wheel and a single speed chain. But if you want a legit one I suggest going in FB or any used market to get one around 200-400$

If you want new the kilo TT or state bike co are probably best bet for affordable and legit fixed gear bike

Post on and check out r/FixedGearBicycle . There’s a buy/sell/trade thread every month, and you may even find someone local who can help you out

I got my lugged frame construction chromium fixed gear bike from Wabi Cycles. You can customize however you like as long as you can afford it and they have different frames to choose from.

Been riding it for 2 years now and it's still a good bike. It looks like Jay Jo's bike.

When I first heard about them years ago I thought they were stupid, insane, and pointless bicycles.

Then I rode one, and it made sense. Direct speed control via your legs, slowing down to a stop without brakes, and getting a genuine full workout without coasting. Alongside the simplicity aspect, it's a lot of fun.

When I built my own bike, i didn't have a freewheel on it since fixed was all I needed.

I got sick of riding my road bike. I used to love it but it got to the point where I was dreading my commute instead of looking forward to it. Fixed gear helped me enjoy road riding again. It's challenging, rewarding, simplistic and complex all at once. Plus they look cooler

I found that riding a track bike (fixed gear) made me a much better rider overall. It taught me how to keep pedaling no matter what, how to push through hills with my legs and not just drop down to the easiest gear, and that I could go 30 mph on flat ground if I just kept pushing (52/14 FTW). I don’t ride my fixie mush anymore cause I’ve been more about gravel riding recently but I still have a deep love for that bike since it was the first one I purchased all with my own money and I’ve put a lot of miles on it. Almost chopped my finger off in the rear cog once but no hard feelings.

Yes there’s a lot more to it, you really have to try it out to understand. Don’t think of it as “no range” of gears, your forward momentum pushes the pedals forward so it’s much different than simply being in high gear.

The connection to your machine and the road is unmatched by any other bike. Along with what everybody else is saying, I’ll add that thieves will usually keep walking if they see a fixie. Especially if it is brakeless.

Aesthetics are totally up to you. I think it looks great, but if it was mine I'd just get some fresh bar tape that isn't white and swap the saddle for something with a little flash. Consider getting your steerer cut to size too. 

I think it looks awesome as is! I do think a chrome or black stem could match better. I say you try a couple different forks and see if they change the slope of the down tube. It’s worth a try 🤷‍♂️

I think it would look dope sick with high profile wheels

Clean fixie. It’s fine the way it is.