Fixed Gear Flanders

Vintage Decals

Wanna restore your vintage sandblasted, resprayed frame to its original flare!
Get your decals overhere.

Shop Till You Drop

We like to cycle in style and we like to shop in style!
100% Ecological approved.
Endorsed by Colnago and Sven Nys!
Found at my local turkish greengrocer!

Iphone-gear-must-have

Building & hesitating? Buy it on i-Tunes for 5 bucks.

Hearty

When pictures appeared on the net, we immediatly fell in love with these bikes (is it the heart-detail … could be!). So after getting into contact with Stijn, here’s the story from the man himself!

The short story

“Since I was 16, I have spent most of my time on a DH bike. From 2000 until 2002 I was Belgian Champion en at the same time I had begun work as product designer, mostly in Germany (for brands like Schwalbe, Riese und Müller, Selle San Marco, Asterix ans so on). In 2003 I participated in the RedBullRide in Australia for the last time and after that I worked mostly. Before that time I had been racing on the road as well as cyclocross. I wasn’t half bad, but had more important things to do with my time then to train. 4-5 years ago I started participating in and organizing alley cats, and I imported my first Keirin bike from Japan. Someone asked me a couple of years ago which frames I preferred riding and ever since I have been looking for someone who could make them the way they were made in the 80s, with fillet brazing and ultra thin chromo tubing. Seeing as this was truly a … [More]

Found this pic on the net. Check out the details, look past the butt-pincher:)

Squeeze!

On ebay!

Communist Porn

More pix overhere

Dealer is KING

A while ago Mine magazine asked FGF to help writing an article and providing them pictures on fixed gear bikes! The issue is ready to be distributed and can be picked up at your local ex-Fortis agencies! As soon as we received our copies we will publish the article! The good thing: you can win a Cinelli fixed gear overhere sponsored by our friends at Dealer bicycles.

UpHigh LookBook – the Making Of from eckelwood on Vimeo.