@@flamingofixed It means what it suggests, one revolution of the pedals propels the bike in that gearing 85 inches. It's only a point of reference I have a four fixed gear bikes two are around 75 gear inches one is 76 GI and the other 77 GI. Knowing what they feel like allows me to judge how much harder 85 GI must be. I live in a very hilly area so will probably never try that high a gearing at least not here. 😅
Ah cool, thanks for explaining. But then this also depends on tire size as it influences the circumference of the wheel?! Yeah if I'd ride in supper hilly region all the time I'd probably also go down to 50/18 or something like that.
Haha yeah on my work bike that I use in the city I'm running 50/18 but since it's super flat around here the training bike has a bit higher gear. For the way back it was perfect though 😄
Yes it's a small squeeze thing for gels. I got the one from GU but I guess you could also take those soft flasks for runners. It's nice because you don't have to get rid of all the plastic waste on your ride and don't risk accidentally littering when they fall out of your pockets. I sometimes get the big GU energy refil packs when they are on sale but also have (not to my full satisfaction yet) experimented with making energy gel myself.
160 fixed ist stramm, aber raff dich mal und fahr früher los! :D Bin gerade auch wieder dabei mir ein Radl mit starrem Gang aufzubauen, suche gerade ein passendes Rahmenset.
Ich bin's halt gewohnt Nachmittags/Abends Rad zu fahren. Aber wenn es im Winter um 16 Uhr dunkel wird ist das immer knapp mit Licht 😬 Ich würde empfehlen nach einem gebrauchten Dolan PreCursa zu suchen. Im Bezug auf Preis/Leistung vermutlich der beste Rahmen, zumindest vorm Brexit.
@@stop223 ich hab grade gestern den (neuen?) 8bar neukln entdeckt. Finde den irgendwie ganz interessant, vor allem mit der "Road" Gabel. Nur etwas zu teuer mmn. aber dafür ist die Farbe sehr cool.
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Bravo aventurero!!!!🚴...(yo viajo en singlespeed/bikepacking)👍
Saludos desde Mar Del Plata, Argentina!!!!
Gracias. Argentina probablemente es muy rica para el viaje en bicicleta 😁 (Disculpa, mi español es muy mal)
very cool
Thank you. Guess I'll ride the track again when it's a bit warmer again.
86 gear inches Herculean! 👍
Actually, closer to 85, but still pretty tough!
I never understood how this imperial thing to describe gears works. For me it's a 3.125 😄
@@flamingofixed It means what it suggests, one revolution of the pedals propels the bike in that gearing 85 inches. It's only a point of reference I have a four fixed gear bikes two are around 75 gear inches one is 76 GI and the other 77 GI. Knowing what they feel like allows me to judge how much harder 85 GI must be. I live in a very hilly area so will probably never try that high a gearing at least not here. 😅
Ah cool, thanks for explaining. But then this also depends on tire size as it influences the circumference of the wheel?!
Yeah if I'd ride in supper hilly region all the time I'd probably also go down to 50/18 or something like that.
@@flamingofixed Yeah, you're right tyre size has to be calculated in too I did it assuming 25mm tyres!
I do 52/21 for my commute to work and there is really 1 hill on the way home :). Well done!
Haha yeah on my work bike that I use in the city I'm running 50/18 but since it's super flat around here the training bike has a bit higher gear. For the way back it was perfect though 😄
hey what is this thing you squeeze at 1:09? is it a refillable gel packet and if so what do you put inside?
Yes it's a small squeeze thing for gels. I got the one from GU but I guess you could also take those soft flasks for runners. It's nice because you don't have to get rid of all the plastic waste on your ride and don't risk accidentally littering when they fall out of your pockets. I sometimes get the big GU energy refil packs when they are on sale but also have (not to my full satisfaction yet) experimented with making energy gel myself.
Die Bart Cam hat was 😂😂😂
I need to shave before it's completely blocking the camera 😬
@@flamingofixed nicht vorm Steppenwolf
160 fixed ist stramm, aber raff dich mal und fahr früher los! :D Bin gerade auch wieder dabei mir ein Radl mit starrem Gang aufzubauen, suche gerade ein passendes Rahmenset.
Ich bin's halt gewohnt Nachmittags/Abends Rad zu fahren. Aber wenn es im Winter um 16 Uhr dunkel wird ist das immer knapp mit Licht 😬
Ich würde empfehlen nach einem gebrauchten Dolan PreCursa zu suchen. Im Bezug auf Preis/Leistung vermutlich der beste Rahmen, zumindest vorm Brexit.
@@flamingofixed den precursa hatte ich auch schon oft im Auge, danke für den Tipp! Aber ich glaube ich schaue dieses mal nach Stahl.
@@stop223 ich hab grade gestern den (neuen?) 8bar neukln entdeckt. Finde den irgendwie ganz interessant, vor allem mit der "Road" Gabel. Nur etwas zu teuer mmn. aber dafür ist die Farbe sehr cool.