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I use nails on mine. :lol:

BMX platform pedals. On everything...

Would eyeglass screws work?

Re: Transporting your bikes. I fold the seats down and lay a blanket down. Then I put the bike in whole, front wheel first.

I do admire fixies that are done nicely like the one Stretch has. I just hate how they drive up prices. It's the same with the SUV craze again too. Me, I'd be lost without the ability to coast. :roll:

Are the cheaper forks adjustable? I know the bike with the suspension fork even came in a nice flat green and a flat orange. I don't know about wheels that large though. I'm accustomed to 24"-26"s.

Our Goodwills never have anything besides kid's bikes. I would ride it out as is. I've realized sometimes riding is the best advertisement for a bike. Someone will see you on it and reminisce about how they wanted that bike when it came out and there you have your sale. Nice!

The white fork ruins it for me. I would probably get the suspension fork, even though it felt a bit soft.

This bike here, the Impasse? http://www.walmart.com/ip/29-Men-s-Mong ... e/13398137

Xray, do you remember the name of the bike with the solid forks? I was attracted to the 29", but was dissapointed that there was no place for an air pump on the bottom of the frame. I guess I would have to go to town with the drill & tap had I purchased one of these. A 29er would be a great...

Re: 2,000 dollar custom bike???? I wouldn't pay over $50.

I saw a pretty neat 29er today at Wal Mart today. The Deception, $199. The only thing I would do is remove the decals and switch to a solid front fork. http://www.walmart.com/ip/Mongoose-Dece ... e/14956326

Neat.

Nice colour coordination! I was wondering your height, since I was looking at getting this frame sometime.

I want to make one out of a pair of bike forks and sheetmetal, but it would be a bit sacrificial.

We have the Charlie Brown tree here on our kitchen table. I would rather look at a bike than a tree personally.

Good stuff. I planned on using a chicken broth or bean can can large enough to hold my keys, wallet, phone, a spare tube, and a few tools. Our manual can opener cuts the lids off smooth, so they can be reattached easily. I planned on putting a few slits through the back of it to hold it on my...

Man, that Bruiser is rad.

Home made, or bought. I want to make a set out of a few briefcase/ file cases or a pair of small computer case shells. I don't want to copy anyone, I just want to see how others went about theirs. The only thing I plan on buying would be a few nuts and bolts and the metal strips to attach to...

I have to say Fixies. I like 70s 5 speeds myself, and this Fixie craze has made getting another one on the cheap next to impossible. I would buy a bike with a flip flop hub, but I would only use the freewheel side.