Dear Pedalers,
I've had a bike before the VISP. It was more of an experimental bike, really.. i bought it out of curiosity because i wanted to have a fixed gear bycicle. Personally, i bought it for far too expensive. i didn't know from what brand the frame was, i didn't know what were the parts i was buying, i didn't know what was the size, and so on.
In my opinion, i got punked by the shop who sold me this. but hey, it's all part of learning. Friends who rode fixed gear and fixed gear parts were rarities back then, so i never really had a guideline in the beginning. i even participated in a fun bike event where i was the only fixed gear bike in a sea of mountain bikes =P
But it's all good you know.. i lived, learned, and ultimately evolved to become a better rider. As time progressed, i learned to ride better, chose better parts, and chose better riding buddies.
I don't fit well with skinny roadbike-styles, though.. they don't appear fast, and i looked like a circus bear riding a circus bike when i'm on one =D
I eventually upgraded from that bike, and got the VISP. over some time, i've grown accustomed to its track-style frame and have decided that this is the best frame style for me.
But even the VISP needed upgrading. But this time, i decided not to upgrade the VISP and its parts. I've decided that it's time to evolve. Why not change the game to suit my rules, once in a while?
Let's take a look at the chart below:
What will the VISP evolve into?? Stay tuned for the next post, folks =D
Regards,
Donny a.k.a Speeder
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