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Pedal Messenger Gotham

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Pedal Messenger Gotham

Regular price $298.00 Full price
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Regular price $399.00 Full price
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What to consider when shopping for Fixie Bikes

When shopping for fixie bikes, the most important thing to consider is how and where you plan to ride. Fixie and single speed bikes are built for simplicity, making them a great choice for daily commuting, riding to school, or casual weekend trips around the city. Without gears or complex components, they require very little maintenance and are generally more affordable than geared alternatives. If you want a bike that is easy to own and easy to ride, a fixie is a practical and stylish option. Consider whether you prefer a true fixed gear setup, which gives you more control and is popular with riders who enjoy a connected, responsive feel, or a single speed freewheel, which allows you to coast. Think about your local terrain too, as flat urban environments suit these bikes best. Read our FAQs further down to learn what to look for when choosing the right fixie bike.

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Fixie and single speed bikes are beautifully simple bikes with only one gear. They're modelled on old school track bikes, and just have a single speed, with no shifters and derailleurs, which makes them little to no maintenance. A fixie has a fixed-hub, so your pedals always move with the wheels, while a single speed bike has a free-hub like a conventional bike. Fixed Gear Bikes Fixie bikes are great bikes for around town riding as they are cheap, durable, hassle free and look cool. Typically steel frame with no gears damage means they're perfect to chuck around at your leisure - drop them on their side, bang them getting into a lift - who cares? Perfect for rides to work, school, park or pub. See All Fixie Bikes Fixie bikes are great bikes for around town riding as they are cheap, durable, hassle free and look cool. Typically steel frame with no gears damage means they're perfect to chuck around at your leisure - drop them on their side, bang them getting into a lift perfect for rides to work, school, park or pub. A truly urban inspired bike taking some cues from BMX specs. An A-head stem on 1-1/8" fork steerer improves front end strength and stiffness for more confident handling. Solid resin BMX style pedals won't crack the first time you drop the bike, and dual pivot brakes give smooth, reliable stopping power. Tough, stylish, around town option with low maintenance drivetrain makes Messenger a perfect option for someone who can't maintain a bike and isn't interested in learning. An in-built chain tensioner also makes the task of removing/fitting the rear wheel significantly simpler, meaning the bike is less likely to be retired the first time you get a flat.

Jul 3, 2025
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