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 EIGHTHINCH JULIAN V2 FIXED GEAR WHEEL WHEELSET BLACK 32 HOLD DEEP V  US $159.50
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 Weinmann Deep V DP18 Track Wheels SILVER Fixed Gear NEW US $123.99
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Delta Axlerodz Bolt On Bicycle Skewers (1 Pair) List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: Too low to display  |
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Delta Axle Rodz Quick Release Skewer PairsItem SpecificationsColorSilverShaftCrMoSkewer UseRearItem Specifications- FrontColorSilverShaftCrMoSkewer UseFrontFront Axle Type9x1Item Specifications- RearColorSilverRear Axle Type10x1 |
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Schwinn Intersection Freewheel Single Speed Road Bike (700c Wheels) List Price: $369.99 Sale Price: $299.99 |
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The Schwinn Intersection Freewheel single-speed Road Bike offers classic style and a smooth ride with an aluminum frame, drop handlebars, and a steel road fork. Equipped with a freewheel 16-tooth single-speed drivetrain, the Intersection is simple to maintain and fun to ride. The Intersection's high profile, 36-hole color matched rims and Aero 36-spoke alloy wheels coordinate the look, while pedals with toe clips and straps keep you spinning. Schwinn intersection freewheel single speed road bike has high profile 36 hole color matched rims. Bicycle frame constructed with aluminium material. Seat features adjustable seat height. |
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Fixed Landing Gear w/o Wheels: P-51D 40 List Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $14.49 |
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Fixed Landing Gear w/o Wheels P-51D 40 Sport ARFHangar 9Part HAN444005 |
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Fixed Landing Gear without Wheels: B-25J Mitchell List Price: $19.99 Sale Price: $12.99 |
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B-25 Fixed landing gear w/o wheels |
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Fixed: Global Fixed-Gear Bike Culture List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: $12.97 |
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Fixed-gear cycling has today become the coolest form of urban transport, giving rise to a global fixed-gear culture.Fixed is the first book to document fixed-gear cycling. The authors have traveled to cities around the world to examine at first hand the intersections between the fixed-gear bike's design and its racing heritage, and the street style and customization that are at the heart of its current popularity.Interviews with sports-people, frame-builders, and those at the nexus of design, art, and fixed-gear culture give an insight into fixed-wheel design, philosophy, and riding experience. The book will appeal to cyclistsfixed-gear riders, urban riders, racers, and those interested in cycling heritageas well as to a wider design audience. |
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Takara Kabuto Single Speed Road Bike |
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An ideal commuter bike, the Takara Kabuto features a strong handcrafted steel frame with horizontal dropouts that can handle the abuse of the big city. The Kabuto has a flip flop hub so you can run it as a fixed gear or in standard freewheel single speed mode without having to worry about adjustments to temperamental components.The 32 hole alloy wheels roll on loud Kenda 700 by 32 tires that are capable of withstanding less than perfect roads. Front and rear alloy side pull brakes round out the specs of this bike that will fit riders 5 feet, 8 inches tall to 6 feet tall with a standover clearance of 31 inches. Specifications: Steel frame and fork; 54 centimeter top tube Alloy rims with alloy hub Rear flip flop hub Brakes: Alloy side pull Tires: Yellow Kenda 700 x 32 Frame: Tig welded steel frame with horizontal drop out Fork: Tig Welded 1 inch Threaded Handlebar: Steel Road 42.5cm wide Stem: Alloy Quill 1-inch 90 deg x 100mm Crank: Steel 3-piece 170mm 44 tooth steel chain ring Bottom Bracket: Loose ball and cone, English thread Pedals: Alloy cage with toe clips Rims: Alloy singlewall 32 hole with stainless steel spoke Hub Rear: Joytech alloy 16-tooth freewheel and fix gear, bolt on Hub Front: Joytech alloy high flange, bolt on Tires: Kenda Yellow 700 x 32 Seat Collar: Alloy Seatpost: Steel 25.4 Kickstand: Steel Bar Tape: Cork Weight: 29.5 pounds The Kabuto is all about keeping things simple and getting it done without breaking the bank. At the heart of the Kabuto you-Feetll find a strong hand crafted steel frame with horizontal dropouts that can handle the abuse of the big city. City riders told us that they didn-Feett need derailleur-Feets so we listened and outfitted the Kabuto with a flip flop bug so you can run it as a fixed gear or in standard freewheel single speed mode without having to worry about adjustments to temperamental components. The 32 hole alloy wheels roll on loud Kenda 700 x 32 tires that are capable of withstanding less than perfect roads. Front and rear alloy side pull brakes round out this spectacular model. |
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Park Tool Head-Gear Lockring Wrench List Price: $16.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Features two different radius hooks for a precise fit on most fixed-gear lockrings.Sized to fit rings with an outside diameter of 41, 42, 43, and 44mmAlso fits single speed cassette hubs using lockrings with external notches11-5/8" (29cm) in length for excellent leverage |
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Avenir Fixed Gear Lock Ring Sale Price: $3.19 |
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Big wheels roll over stuff better. Full suspension helps in the rough stuff. So how does it work when you put them together? The KHS Flagstaff is a 29" wheeled full suspension bike for trail riding and endurance racing. KHS is known for having great valued bikes and they tend to get into new trends pretty quickly. The 29" wheeled mountain bikes are one of those trends they have gotten into and have done a good job. It started with a hard tail and then they added the Flagstaff.
With 3.5" of rear wheel travel, the Flagstaff is aimed at cross country riding but is burly enough for rougher trails. The stock build is a middle of the road mix of parts that are more aimed durability than light weight. If you want to make changes, especially to the wheels you can get it down into the 25 lb range but the bike comes stock around 30 lbs.
The frame is aluminum with a horst-link pivot with a rocker arm activated rear shock. This makes for a good pedaling design that when set-up correctly will put the power to the ground, without pedal induced bob. Because the 29" wheels tend to smooth out small bumps, you can set the suspension a little firmer for a faster machine without giving up any comfort. All the pivots have medium to large sealed cartridge bearings, increasing lateral stiffness and improving pivot durability. This adds a bit of weight but is worth it as the rear end of the frame won't flex excessively leading to ghost shifting and chain line issues. The Rockshox Reba fork and Monarch rear shock are a good match to the suspension design. Both are tune-able for various riding conditions. The Reba is my favorite 29" fork. It's easy to tune and they are super low maintenance. The weight of the fork is reasonable and the stiffness is good for most riders.
The geometry is balanced making for a quick handling bike that isn't twitchy. 29" are known for the stability that comes from bigger wheels and longer wheel base. The Flagstaff in confidence inspiring on technical terrain and steep downhills but is still an able climber. The biggest drawback ride wise is that it isn't a quick accelerating bike but part of that is the heavy stock wheels. A light set of race wheels and tires will go a long way towards improving that flaw. As it is the bike takes a little more effort to get up to speed but takes less effort to keep it there, especially on rooty terrain or loose uphills.
The complete bike is a good value the way it comes stock, with SRAM drivetrain, Hayes Stroker Ryde disc brakes and Truvativ finishing kit. With some upgrades this can go from a good trail bike to a fast endurance racing machine.
It's in you to become a better cyclist. Helping you get there is my goal. Equipment, riding skills, fitness and nutrition all have to be dialed in to reach your potential. To take your next step on that journey visit http://www.cyclecambridge.com
Gear Up Your Truck for Towing Season
Depending on your activity of choice, towing season can take place anytime between January and December these days. And whether you're towing jet skis to the lake or snow mobiles to the slopes, you need a reliable trailer hitch that allows you to tow as much as humanly possible while providing the highest level of safety.
Trailer hitches come in two standard varieties: receiver hitch and fixed-drawbar trailer hitches. A receiver hitch is the more functional of the two, mounting directly onto the frame of your rig. It accepts removable ball mounts, trailers or other hitch-mounted accessories. Fixed-drawbar hitches usually feature one-piece construction, with a built-in hole for the trailer ball, and are usually not compatible with aftermarket accessories.
Trailer hitches are classified into five separate categories based on the amount of weight they'll support. Classes 1 and 2 accommodate lighter loads of no more than 3,500 lbs. Classes 3, 4 and 5 contain heavy-duty trailer hitches and can muscle up to 10,000 lbs. They're intended for towing larger items like boats and campers. And for even more towing capacity, a fifth wheel hitch or gooseneck hitch can be added for between16,000 and 30,000 lbs of towing strength.
The best trailer hitches are engineered to your specific make, model and year, ensuring a tight connection and safe reliability. They're robotically-welded to provide strength and sealed against the elements with a powder-coated finish, keeping them looking factory-fresh and free of rust, corrosion and oxidation. Many trailer hitches, like those designed by CURT, are even crafted with an open back-end to allow for easy cleaning.
Now that you've got anywhere from 3,500 - 30,000 lbs barreling along behind you, how confident are you that you'll be able to stop? Word to the wise: relying on just your vehicle's braking system is a Clark Griswold-grade mistake. By adding a brake controller, you ensure safe stops, whether you're on a deserted straightaway or sliding down a gut-wrenching decline of Magic Mountain proportions. A trailer brake controller works by sensing your brake pressure and simultaneously applying increasing brake force to your trailer as you slow to a halt.
The other option, when you're looking to add some additional stoppage strength, is the inclusion of a Jake Brake. A Jake Brake is like cruise control for your brake system. It harnesses the mechanical strength of your drive train and exhaust to hold your speed steady without passing the extra stress onto your wheel brakes, saving them from the costly wear and tear that often results from heavy loads. Models like the Banks SpeedBrake also feature a straightforward plug-and-play installation, with no cutting, welding or wire-spicing. They connect through the optional dashboard PC, allowing you to monitor the essentials like transmission temperature, engine-coolant temperature and true speed.
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For the outings that require heavy gear, a simple trailer hitch, or something more heavy-duty like a fifth wheel hitch, provide safety and simplicity. Coupled with a brake controller, you can quickly and affordably remove the worry that often accompanies towing heavy items.
Fixed gear velocity wheels good?
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a good set of wheels? theres a review that the paint job and aluminum are not good?
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Pretty colors but I would think they would use anodizing to justify their higher costs rather than candy colored powder coating.
ok but anodizing has a limited range of colors it can produce
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