@chris_thedailycyclist: Earlier this summer, I bought the cheapest fixed gear bicycle online from walmart.com. After only spending $128, I had plenty left for upgrades. Here’s the breakdown of what it cost, and an in-depth analysis on whether or not it’s worth it or if you should buy an already built bike! 🚲 ⚙️ ##fixedgear##budgetbike##cyclingtips##bikemechanic##bikebuild

Sof :

Love your content!

Tevin_Six_Seven :

frame from the trash bin + rear track wheel

WSP TS IS DAVE :

I paid like a 100$+ on ts

Spicyroombamechanic :

I noticed your shirt. I live in Odessa and I’m mostly limited to riding around the property and caliche roads.. I keep getting flats on my g1 explorer. Mostly mesquite thorns. And I was wondering if you had tire and tube recommendations? I was thinking of some tannis armor inserts or going tubeless.

nick_.jpeg :

just upgrade my bars to drops can't wait to go ride it

iluvemylah :

Got mine in April, rode it for 250+ miles and loved it, but left it out on accident one day on trash pickup day, and it was taken back in early July, it was fun really miss it

jescereal :

Ham Cycles in Houston has great fixie retrospec bikes for $350. They build them well which negates a lot of the negative reviews you see about retrospec

mario :

what pedals are those?

elzapp :

was the saddle post and the stem strictly necessary?

cristi cristi1335 :

How many kilograms has?

demmon :

I love my state black label v3, my first fixed gear, bought the frame and built it with the parts that are liked and were in my budget. Im trying to get a hollowteck crankset, any recomendations?

rocko3085 :

👋🏼 hello

Slime Frog :

Working on your own bike builds a sentimental value that would take ages to build on something ready to ride!

Poiuytrewqguts :

100$

Mick Diesel :

kurt :

early?

KYAW KO :

barely 500$in Myanmar

ZenYeti :

MUXICTCX🇨🇳 :

6ku and Avasta are also good cheap options

Bobby Keller :

That’s sick. I bought a Bianchi Strada LX used for $120… idk why I feel like I paid a bit too much, but you right building it out and customizing it definitely more fun

Subieeee26 :

I’m new to having a fixie. Just ordered a state coreline wulf. I see the front tire is bolt vs fast level release or whatever it’s called. Is it hard to swap it? So I can end up with the lever on the front rim.

Tshering :

day 44 of asking for a cycle