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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Polar
- Size
- L/55cm
- Style
- Bicycle
- Model
- 89503-Fixie-Polar-L-55cm
- Weight
- 24 lb
- Material
- Alloy Steel
- In the box
- Front BrakeRear BrakePedalsHandlebarsGripsSaddle
Features 5
- "how to choose size? please select size according to height: small (49cm) / 5'1 ""- 5'4"" medium (52cm) / 5'4 ""- 5'8"" large(55cm) / 5'8 ""- 5'11"" X-large (58cm) / 5'11 ""- 6'4""".Please reconfirm whether the size you purchased is correct before you pay .
- how to assemble your 6ku bike? we have the assembly video available on this page or find it on youtube. tools included in the package
- Comfortable Steel Frame
- Reliable Front and Rear Brakes
- Fixed or Freewheel with a Flip-Flop Hub
Description
One Gear no Fear, that’s what you tell all your friends when they ask you how many gears your bike has. Our 6KU Fixie is all about the simplicity. How many gears does it have? One. You know what that means? You spend more time riding your fixed gear, then fixing your ride. It’s steel frame and fork take those rough roads, and smooths them out like a cadillac coupe deville. You can set your fixie up as a single speed, or flip that rear wheel, and show off your whip skid skills. Whichever way you ride your fixie, you’ll be enjoying every minute of it.
Specs 16
| Bike Type | Fixed-Gear Bike |
|---|---|
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Brand | 6KU |
| Number of Speeds | 1 |
| Color | Polar |
| Wheel Size | 55 Centimeters |
| Frame Material | Alloy Steel |
| Suspension Type | Rigid |
| Special Feature | Lightweight |
| Target Gender | Unisex |
| Model Number | 89503-Fixie-Polar-L-55cm |
| Model Name | 89503-Fixie-Polar-L-55cm |
| Brake Style | Caliper |
| Style | Bicycle |
| Size | L/55cm |
| Item Weight | 24 Pounds |
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Size: XL/58cm
Style: Bicycle
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2023 by Nicholas Curelop
Very good value
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2023 by M
This is everything you need, believe me.
Color: Slate
Size: M/52cm
Style: Bicycle
I'm using this for uber eats and doordash I ride all day every day on this bike The entire cycling community says to NEVER trust these bikes, but they're all wrong. They didn't even try these low end bikes. This is a single speed, it's extremely light. When you're riding this stick to a flat surface as much as you can. I am without a doubt one of the fastest cyclist in my city, I deliver full time and none of the other road cyclists seem to be able to keep up with me I live in atlanta georgia, there is no flat here it's mostly uphill and downhill, and very steep grades Buy pedal straps or clipless pedals, I use straps. Replace the innertube on the bike asap, especially the rear tube. The stock tube on this bike are terrible and give in to pinch flats very easily. The brake cables are also not so great, but I still use them just fine Other than that I am fast and this bike does what I want it to do For reference I'm riding this bike hard, all day every day putting a lot of stress on this bike, I bomb hills, do jumps whenever I can, I climb hard and fast, this bike seems bulletproof Eventually when my chain stretches out I'm going to upgrade to a nice high quality chain, get the highest quality parts you can as you change things out on this bike All that mattered to me was the frame size, make sure you get the right size. When you're putting the bike together MAKE SURE you tighten the handlebars and rear wheel very tight, don't have the handlebars fold on you while riding. Assembly took me like. 10 minutes. If you're new maybe 30 minutes. To recap, buy pedal straps and weave them into the pedals, single speed is better FYI, Sure fixed gear teaches you cadence, but 99% of people will learn cadence anyways If you're buying this for tricks, I would recommend this bike, fixie tricks are very fun, I like riding fixie, but I ride single gear, as a delivery cyclist I need comfort while I'm working full time, With single speed I can ride faster without worrying about crashing or making mistakes. Also since my area is mostly really steep hills, if my chain busts and I'm going fast downhill I could get seriously injured. Keep your brakes on, people will try to tell you "brakeless changes the way you ride" this isn't true, they are just still young cyclists who are feeling something new for the first time, Most of the older fixie guys get sick of riding brakeless and generally agree that brakes are an advantage without any cons. It's only young guys who like tricks who will tell you to ride brakeless. *brakeless doesn't make you any better, it just gives you more adrenaline* Aside from that, the other guys can't tell the cost of my bike, and it doesn't matter, The stickers and logos are all removable, it's a China product so there's probably several companies selling this exact same bike and just putting their logo on it, It doesn't make the quality any worse, and I like that there are no labels on my bike. Automobile level paint job coming soon
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