welp, that's upsetting.

haha, i saw those dish brushes at bon-ton the other day and was tempted to buy one. some of them were really cute.

J Crew Utility Chambray shirt - red
Charles Bukowski - Post Office

Origin 8 Uno, picked it up from a local known as Bikeman.

Picked up this LP at their show the other night

Originally posted by: .joe

a local known as Bikeman.

i can't stop laughing at this for some reason

Originally posted by: Amanda OMGWTF

Originally posted by: .joe

a local known as Bikeman.

i can't stop laughing at this for some reason

he gave me a business card that just says BIKEMAN, his name and phone number.

Originally posted by: .joe

Origin 8 Uno, picked it up from a local known as Bikeman.

Throw some risers and cages on it and go brakeless. BAD BICYCLE DECISIONS ARE THE BEST DECISIONS.

plan on cages and the risers for more comfort. as for brakes... i'll keep atleast a front.

im new to cycling and fixed gears, gnawed my leg on the peddle within 5 minutes today.

throw that stem in the garbage immediately.

Originally posted by: brian.

throw that stem in the garbage immediately.

can i ask why? just curious. bike came as is.

"its garbage" is not good enough!

if you're going to switch to risers you'll want a flatter and shorter stem. it'll obviously work for the time being but when i switched to risers i left a similar stem on for a few days and it sucked.

then i bought a stem that got recalled and rode it anyways. rebel.

Paired with bullhorns your riding position is most likely going to be a little too high. However, everyone is built differently. I'm 6'7" with a 38" inseam and my arms are a little short for my build. I need 170 cranks, 6" of seat post, 10% rise on my stem and chopped risers.