Matthew Lang

Fixie Friday has run its course. There won’t be any more scheduled Fixie Friday posts on the first Friday of the month. Instead, I’ll just be posting bikes when I see them.

Wonderful paint job on this one.

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Not mine, but the Pro track edition. Looks great with the wide bars on the front.

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Skinny tubes. Raw finish. Love it.

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Sorry, I’m a week late with this one, but you can’t rush a good fixie!

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Black. White. Simple.

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Love the artwork on the front wheel.

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On a side note, Fixie Friday has been scaled back to the first Friday of each month. It’s been hard finding new fixie builds lately. It still hasn’t diminished my love for fixed gear bikes though.

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Affinity’s new Anthem track bike is quite the looker.

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Gotta love the raw polished finish on this bike from 8bar.

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Chrome galore!

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The classic red and yellow colours of team Saeco brings back a few memories of watching Cipo.

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Love the colour!

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Belt drive fixie. That’s a first for here (I think!).

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Love the matt finish on this bike.

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Love the detailing on this bike. Absolutely amazing work.

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Let’s start 2016 with a little old school.

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This is it. The last one of the year folks and what better way to finish this year’s Fixie Friday series than with this beautiful Cannondale Track.

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Not the first time I’ve linked to this bike for Fixie Friday and with good reason. It’s a classic track bike.

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Lovely build!

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Again, love the wide bars on the bike. Definitely a growing trend now.

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Nice to see the AllFixedGear crowd have a Langster in their group.

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Cycle EXIF delivers with another classy steel fixie.

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Second Affinity bike I’ve added in the last few bikes, they really are beautiful looking bikes.

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Who doesn’t love titanium?

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A break from the regular profile photograph we include here. I’m including the rider in this one. Father Tu himself with his Affinity. I was immediately drawn to this during the week after seeing the addition of the NS Bikes Evidence riser bar on the front on a post on Instagram.

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Been a while since we featured a Pista here.

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A little fast one today.

A work of art. The detailing in the frame is amazing, especially around the seat tube cluster.

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Beauty or beast?

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An Italian delight.

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Second Track bike of the year for Fixie Friday but I can’t deny they are great looking bikes.

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Fixie or Singlespeed? Who cares. This Czech built bike is definitely a great looking bike.

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Lurvely!

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Ending Fixie Friday 2014 with a lovely Pelizzoli.

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Yeah, I know. It’s a single-speed. But you can’t deny it’s a rather fetching bike.

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Love the exaggerated gussets on this frame.

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There were a number of bikes that caught my eye this week, but this GRÜN bike won this week’s place in the Fixie Friday archives with its distinctive colour scheme.

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Obviously this isn’t a fixed wheel bike, but with just a single gear and no suspension in sight, this is about as close as you can get to off-road fixie.

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Seriously, I have to question Father Tu’s ability to collect bikes like this. Where does he keep them all? Still, this Cannondale Track is lovely.

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Aboslutely stunning bike. Has to be one of my favourites of the year.

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The classic Cannondale Track.

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Love the raw finish on this.

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This will turn a few heads.

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I’ve got a thing for black fixies. I think they just look better. And this Bombtrack Needle is no exception.

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We’ve not had a Kagero for a while.

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This gorgeous fixie gets this week vote for it being as old as I am. Glad to see that even older bikes can still be pleasing to look at. Unlike me!

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The Senior VPs get all the cool toys these days.

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It was a hard pick this week, but this bike from Hispania won out.

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Seriously though, you have to wonder how many bikes this guy has.

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Photo by Father Tu

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I just couldn’t resist.

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Sorry, I couldn’t resist.

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Steel bike. Couldn’t resist.

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Last one of 2013, enjoy!

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Love the diamond tubes on the frame, really sets the bike apart from most other track bikes.

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Being a new frame builder in the UK, I just had to link to this amazing restored 1970’s track bike by No Quarter.

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A beautifully put together bike. Frames like this deserve only the best components.

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Nice racing green also the bars are rather good as well.

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Killer bike for the clan.

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Love the paint job on this frame.

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What’s there not to like about this bike?

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Okay it’s not a fixie, but I’m really looking forward to heading over to YNOT Cycle HQ to purchase one of the their fine messenger bags in the next few weeks.

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Too cute not to post and it even has extension bars for time-trialling.

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Love the paint job on this.

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Nice geometry on the Dart.

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Spectacular paint job on this

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Mmmmmm, shiny!

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Not often you see one of these with the riser bars on it. Looks good.

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Love the paint job on this Pista.

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Love the chainring on this Leader build.

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Awesome colour by the way.

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Couldn’t actually get a name for this bike. Great build though.

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This bike has classic written all over it.

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Good luck pedaling that off the building!

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Love the detail on the down tube and the chain stays.

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What’s not to like about this build? And you can’t say the colour!

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Love the disc wheel at the back!

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Someone has some new wheels over at FGGT.

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Rode to work on the fixie this morning. I would have preferred drier roads this morning, but the Scottish weather gods demand that our country gets rain for most of the year.

I am looking forward to more autumn mornings like this where I can walk the boy to school and then jump on the bike to the office, taking the back roads for a leisurely cycle. It won’t last long though, winter is just round the corner, and with it comes a new set of riding challenges.

It’s been good getting back on the bike, just riding about.

These Bombtrack bikes are fantastic. Especially love the curve on the seat tube.

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I wish I had a local spot like this for some leisurely cycling.

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I just know my mate Mark would love this girl’s style.

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Pretty sure that @andygumley will probably have his eye on this to compliment his road bike. Wouldn’t mind it myself, especially since it’s a titanium frame.

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Awesome use for some old mail bags. I know it’s not the usual Fixie Friday bike, but pickings were slim this week.

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The raw steel look. Love it!

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Glad to see there’s still room in the world for quill stems.

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