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Fixie to naas?

dethklok · 2011-05-14 11:40:08

I live in Rathfarnham in South Dublin and i was wondering if anyone has cycled from around here to naas. I was wondering would it be at all possible to do it on a fixie? (before you ask, yes there's a woman involved ;))

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#32 14-05-2011 11:03PM

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#33 14-05-2011 11:34PM

dethklok

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Well i don't have a pink aerospoke on my bike so i don't think i can be accused of being a hipster. Also, i knew about fixies before they were cool, seeing has my dad had one (Still does, he's just an effing cripple now :P)
And the main reason i'd be riding all the way to naas is because i don't own a bike with gears, and it beats going into town and getting the bus

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#34 15-05-2011 05:00AM

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Lumen wrote: »

Coasting is for the lazy.

Bollocks, the flywheel effect is for the lazy.

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