As a result the fixed gear "community" has become divided. On one side you have your "Drop-Bar Bike-Snobs" speeding through the city with messenger bags and u-locks handy. And on the other, your "Fixie-Trick Punks" sessioning any parking-lot or stair case they can find.
The continuous argument I hear from speed riders is that "These bikes aren't meant for tricks, they are made for speed". Guess what? These bikes weren't originally intended for street riding either. So what's the difference? Why is it legit to ride track bikes on the street but to do tricks on them is blaspheme?
Personally I just don't get it. Need I remind everyone that we are talking about fucking bicycles here! If you don't like tricking on a fixed gear, don't do it. If you prefer tricks on bmx bikes, great! Ride a bmx! How does another person doing their own thing with their own bike compromise what you are doing with yours? Next time you think about dissing someone for how they ride there bike, get off your high horse and eat a dick! Once again, we are talking about fucking bicycles, not who's got next with your mom.
So to all those who have a problem with 700cmx
Sincerely
-Lo Key
"How does another person doing there own thing with there own bike compromise what you are doing with yours?"
ReplyDeleteIncorrect use of "there". It's "their".
great post lo!!!
ReplyDeleteI think 700cmx is lame....but then again I wear lycra when I go riding. We're all just a bunch of nerds with an obsession for bicycles. To each his own.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to see that some folks are taking this one in. Peace and love to the positive riders out there. And to reiterate, all those who spread hate about 700cmx can eat a thousand dick sandwiches and choke on the sauce. And thanks for the spell-check, Bruce.
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