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From: Gloria Estefan
Email: <gkesteven@aol.com>
Posted on: Thursday, May 18, 2000, 08:34 AM
Ok so you've convinced me to drag my Pace from it's understairs exile, but if it hurls me over the bars one more time and smashes my knees into pulp, the warranty department is just going to see neat little cubes. One by one.
Nice site hows the gas pumpin going you typical random sonofabitch?
From: rob in nyc
Email: <nrk62@hotmail.com>
Posted on: Thursday, August 17, 2000, 10:09 PM
waddya want me to say? "one speed is all you need?" "less gears, more beers?"all i can truly say is it's getting harder and harder to go back to my geared bikes after riding single (both road and mountain). commuting, group rides, urban assualt, all of it is more fun when you don't have to worry about shifting. hills, however, are not. oh well, i always wanted to have my knees replaced. ...anyway, nice site. i like seeing MY gear ratio posted!
From: Steve Hargreaves
Email: <steveh@sharg.co.uk>
Posted on: Sunday, August 20, 2000, 01:59 AM
Whats your E-mail address?
You can contact us at through our webmaster mortimer.cat@btinternet.com, or send us feedback .
From: dean cornes
Email: <dean.jc@ntlworld.com>
Posted on: Monday, August 21, 2000, 09:51 PM
i'm just in the process of selling my 24 speed mtb after a year of one speeding i'll never use gears off road again.love the site i hope to get to one of the meets soon.i'm also a member of the "international raleigh chopper owners club" are you,if not why not.see you!
Dang why aren't I a member of the international Raleigh Chopper Owners club?! Take a look at this and try to spot the Mark 2...
Had you seen this before you posted? Bonus points to those who can identify all 9 bikes in shot. Yes 9. Click on the photo to enlarge it.
From: The mountain biker formerly known as Kevin
Email: <mtnwuff@yahoo.com>
Posted on: Saturday, August 26, 2000, 03:04 AM
AWESOME Singlespeed and mountain biking site you have here! I'm very envious of the SS scene you have over there on the other side of the pond. Would love to come over and get schooled on the trails by a bunch of British SSers.
Keep up the good work and be "one" with your bike.
We try.
From: john
Email: <jspann@home.com>
Posted on: Thursday, September 07, 2000, 05:08 AM
I like my singlespeed. I like your site.
And we like your liking us.
From: Kreeger
Email: <joek111@hotmail.com>
Posted on: Thursday, September 07, 2000, 01:43 PM
You fukkkin Brits have outdun us again. Great site, mates! Free Sammy Smith for the lot of you! Does Ibiza have any singletrack?
We'll crack open an oatmeal stout this evening in honour of your kind words. Don't know about singletrack in Ibiza but it has clubs. Do you really want to mix the two?
From: Ralph & Sandra (oh, and the dog)
Email: <rackstraw@actrix.gen.nz>
Posted on: Friday, September 08, 2000, 10:28 AM
Great writing and word scripture.
Well, we can side with you on all topics whether it is SS or the Tandem. You guys are out to have fun and it shows, when the new twicer to arrives OUT come the clogs !
SS riding at night rocks. How do you better it ? Do it with a mate.
Later R & S
Is that the same Ralph Rackstraw we know from Polaris and Tandemania?
From: kirk
Email: <kbarrett@atmel.com>
Posted on: Saturday, September 09, 2000, 01:05 AM
its better to come in last on a single
than to finish first sandbaggin'
You have obviosuly seen my race results. Last in every Sports class race I entered for years. Even used to enter under team name "is last". (If you can't understand why just think about how that looks in the results). The ultimate award - last place in the last race of last millenium, the UK singlespeed championships at Cheddar. Here at 32:sixteen we are proud to hold the "Slowest Singlespeeder In The World" record. Just remember that last place still counts. You think that's easy? No you still have to haul your sorry ass round the same circuit as everyone else. And there is as much competition to get that last place as there is to get first. Lurking, politeness, and off track diversions to the tea tent have all been used as dirty tricks.
From: chucky b.
Email: <sidxc@yahoo.com>
Posted on: Thursday, September 14, 2000, 04:29 AM
just a shop lacky saying wazz up!
It took a month to reach us, but we get this now.
From: marcus lush
Email: <marcus@zmonline.co.nz>
Posted on: Monday, September 18, 2000, 06:35 AM
great website
do i use cleats
Up to you whether to use cleats. I though gravity worked the other way up in the Southern hempisphere anyway.
From: robbie leary
Email: <leary_robert@hotmail.com>
Posted on: Tuesday, September 19, 2000, 03:38 PM
Yank MTbiker/single speeder. bike: converted voodoo bokor Shut up, I like aluminum (Cracked twice, voodoo sucks- not aluminum)
may be comming to london in oct.
Where should I ride?
As far away from London as possible. The Downs are good.
From: Thomas
Email: <cojali@my-deja.com>
Posted on: Sunday, September 24, 2000, 01:09 AM
Joining the ss domain after years of abstinence.Got a 1961 Schwinn Jaguar at the town dump and am converting it from an SA AW 3-speed to a Shimano coaster brake rear hub. (final drive cog UDT)I'll send you a pic when it is done.Thomas / Boston, MA / September 2000
We like your recycling style. A couple years ago, for one of those birthdays with a zero in it, my missus got me a second hand 1970's cool Raleigh Chopper - think Schwinn Orange Krate. Unfortunately the SA 3 speed gears were missing a few vital parts, but every time I went to the dump I took along my Cool-Tool and sure enough before long I was able to get all the parts I needed to give my one-speed some gears.
From: Brett Griggs
Email: <Brett.Griggs@wcom.com>
Posted on: Tuesday, September 26, 2000, 06:11 PM
Virgin MTB single speed rider on this end. Long time road racer and track racer, love the fixed gear on the track and for spring training. Considered trying the fixed gear on the trail but decided that might be a bit dangerous. Fun site and the info found on the site was very vaulable in the errection of my single.
We've never been called useful before...
From: Mr Pinga
Email: <brett@pincycles.co.nz>
Posted on: Thursday, September 28, 2000, 08:28 AM
From: Dave Songayllo
Email: <dave@theLastDoughnut.com>
Posted on: Monday, October 02, 2000, 05:47 PM
Nice site. I just changed my ride over to a single and I am loving it. I'll keep stopping back........
Glad to hear it. Hope you like todays updates. Today being October 2
From: Thomas
Email: <cojali@my-deja.com>
Posted on: Wednesday, October 04, 2000, 04:11 AM No one said I couldn't sign twice! Here is a link to my work in progress, the Schwinng Jaguar MKIV now sporting a springer front (duly hacked in place and big/little F & R rimmage:
http://users.110.net/~p267/images/schwinng.jpg
Thomas
Boston, MAWe've seen it and we like it.
From: H2O
Posted on: Thursday, October 12, 2000, 05:52 PM
Hi, I feel I fit in here. I own a singlespeed, a tandem and a bob. Thanks for reminding people how much fun riding a bike can be.
It's not supposed to be fun it's supposed to hurt Goddammit.
Oh, sorry, that's racing. Yeah riding a bike is supposed to be fun.
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