beautiful job( in fact it is the best video on a single speed ) although the video seems to need more detail like how did you put tension on your chain without tensioner? can you use a spacer with your new headset? is it possible to use any headset that fits the size? and what about the seat post? and what about the front brake i only use rear brake seems to be the safer one...if you could answer some of my questions i would really appreciate it ..thank you.
...or you can strip it with industrial strength medal striiper, prime it, then purchase high quality graffiti paint that costs about 10 bucks a can. then clear coat to finish it off
i have a frame but cant fuckin take the cranks offf so ima try and saw that shit offf,plusss i cant afford back hubs,oh and i'm only 14,hahahahah.people say its too dangerious for me.i dont care i just wanna ride.
Can you tell me what handle bar that is. i wanna replace mines. I have a pista and want to know if it will fit. i know little about bikes but want those exact handle bars.
wow you made it seem easy but i know it took you long enough to sand it down
jonathan199318 1 year ago
What size wheels are you using?
nickf1975 1 year ago
you're a pro!
phrolique 1 year ago
Nice fix, diggin the single speed.
Degr8n8 1 year ago
It was a perfectly good bike to begin with.
420witchdoctor 1 year ago
you could finish his off with a pink/red chain..
fozzi900 1 year ago
i hope u tightened that cog
furnaceskate 1 year ago
great build and great edit!
did you use one of those stem-converter?
sparobtown 1 year ago 3
very nice bike man
punktodeath1 1 year ago
bellisima. Very nice bike, good to see you built it all by yourself. Forza Fixa
fuzzydizzle 2 years ago
how much did all that cost
like minus the frame
swankybro1 2 years ago
to strip: about 2hours (handmade)
to paint: about 40 minutes
fotomiglio 2 years ago
how long did it take to paint that frame, and how long did the paint have to cure before you put the bike back together?
needafixedgear 2 years ago
The poor bike.
fuckingbonechilling 2 years ago
wow...very beautiful bike. must be a great feeling to see a refreshed bike.
sparobtown 2 years ago
Great Work Man.
Hotdog545 2 years ago 5
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front breaks arent that good if ur going so fast and use the front break u fly frontwards!
AllieBucci 2 years ago
te quedo bien la bici compadre ... felicitaciones
tryrey 2 years ago
wise man with front brake
Kemoix 2 years ago
this person needs to get a grip
jakebeal1996 2 years ago
wow, beautiful, shame about the bars tho!
munchcrisps 2 years ago
dope
moddedcat 2 years ago
:(...no more quilled stem..
changster308 3 years ago
beautiful job( in fact it is the best video on a single speed ) although the video seems to need more detail like how did you put tension on your chain without tensioner? can you use a spacer with your new headset? is it possible to use any headset that fits the size? and what about the seat post? and what about the front brake i only use rear brake seems to be the safer one...if you could answer some of my questions i would really appreciate it ..thank you.
besamemucho5 3 years ago
thank you for compliments...
can you use a spacer with your new headset?
> it's a traditional headset (threaded)
can you use a spacer with your new headset?
> it's not indispensable
what about the seat post?
> I keep the original
what about the front brake...
> I prefer to brake with front-brake because it's more effective and... back wheel is fixed (it's a brake too... more or less)
keep pedaling!
fotomiglio 3 years ago
how did you strip the paint? and did you just use regular spray paint, because i heard that chips off very easily.
Im aobut to start building a bike, but im not sure where i can findt all the parts and tools i need, yet.
thanks for the vid though, this will help.
BRASILIANPEOPLERCOOL 3 years ago
I used abrasive paper to strip the paint and regular spray paint (I know a professional painter is better... but it's expensive too)
good luck for your project ;-)
keep pedaling!
fotomiglio 3 years ago
...or you can strip it with industrial strength medal striiper, prime it, then purchase high quality graffiti paint that costs about 10 bucks a can. then clear coat to finish it off
jayseo 3 years ago
Fresh! I like the red chain ring bolts.
Aaron518 3 years ago
..GRANDEEE.. io ora sn alle prese con la ricerca dei pezzi per farmi al fixa... ormai sn fissata!!!
CrisRadial 3 years ago
1. what kind of headset is that??
2. what was that marking you were pointing out on the steer tube??
3. what rear hub did you use?
sweet ride!
stereopanda 3 years ago
1. the head set is made by a little italian company
2. don't understand the question
3. rear hub is an old Campagnolo pista
keep pedaling! ;-)
fotomiglio 3 years ago
nice!
right at 0:42 theres a close up on the fork.
stereopanda 3 years ago
no toe clips or straps? damn, that would be pretty crazy to ride that confidently. Beautiful bike though.
zybanmongo 3 years ago
good observation... 2 week ago I mounted the clips, now is another way of pedaling!
fotomiglio 3 years ago
i wish it was that eaasy to make one.
dentrezz 3 years ago
not difficult, don't worry ;)
fotomiglio 3 years ago
i have a frame but cant fuckin take the cranks offf so ima try and saw that shit offf,plusss i cant afford back hubs,oh and i'm only 14,hahahahah.people say its too dangerious for me.i dont care i just wanna ride.
dentrezz 3 years ago
Dentrezz, you need a crank puller for to remove the cranks.
If you cant afford a fixed wheel, just spin on a freewheel and go single speed until you have the notes for a fixed hub.
Building bikes really is "that easy", you just need to to familiarize yourself with the humble bicycle
gsand88 3 years ago
thx for the advice people.
khanteechit 3 years ago
this is a great build congrats, what is the name of the song?
ajnikesb123 3 years ago
thank you for congrat and sorry because I don't have the title... :(
fotomiglio 3 years ago
Can you tell me what handle bar that is. i wanna replace mines. I have a pista and want to know if it will fit. i know little about bikes but want those exact handle bars.
harlemhotboy85 3 years ago
handle bar is by Ritchey
fotomiglio 3 years ago
What's wrong with the quill stem thought?
edscoble 3 years ago
nice
dellol 3 years ago
How much did all the new parts cost, all together?
iglooworkshop 3 years ago
track-hub was a gift from a mechanic
stem + handlebar etc (all things I won when I ride in MTB years ago)
rear wheel + chain = 40 euro
color spray = 8 euro
fotomiglio 3 years ago
That was a cool as video. Fixies are such cool toys. Thanks for posting.
charyet 3 years ago
Nice video!!
volapyk1991 3 years ago
i have those same cranks on my fixie. nice ride.
fitzpantsenson 3 years ago
great video. that frame has really tight geometry for a conversion,
great find and build
caviarjar 3 years ago
im still on my first bike nd im wondering if u gotta strip all the paint before u paint it
CreepDSC 3 years ago
yes, U got to strip as best as U can all parts
fotomiglio 3 years ago
thanks man
CreepDSC 3 years ago
Turned out pretty nice!
canyonbeater 3 years ago
nice bike just the onlhing i dislike is the bars should have put some small risers on it
EVER415 3 years ago
AHHHHHH man THE BEST!!!!! beautifullllll! huhuuuu!!!!!!!!!!!
mityuska 3 years ago
wow great video thanks
nice fixie aswell
thecyclepath 4 years ago
cool vid
dgsurfnazi 4 years ago
MITICO ALEEEEEEEEE
sarettih 4 years ago
Grandeeeee! 3 Minuti di essenza di fissa!! Ottimo Lavoro (sia Meccaniko che Multimediale) ;) Complimenti Davvero! CarlO!
CarlO882 4 years ago
how did you do with the chain tension? did you use the excentlic hub?
youkey0528jp 4 years ago
I used a standard old track-hub by Campagnolo...
the tension is easy to do because it's a old frame with orizontal place where to insert the back wheel
fotomiglio 4 years ago
bella, anke la musica
rmclic 4 years ago