If you liked Steven Maasland's reference to the saddle,
double check Lou Deeter's post from last week... ;^)
>The 24 Feb issue of VeloNews, P.76, At the Back, has an article on
>fixed gear riding. The author, Ben Delaney, does a nice job of
>describing Richard Hallett's World Championship Bike Shop in
>Albuquerque--a shop where I spent mucho time and a not
>inconsiderable amount of money over the past 12 years. But, it is
>his description of fixed gear riding and how, just possibly, it
>might lead to insanity, that makes me write this to CR. Given the
>discussions about fixed gears over the past week while discussing
>what bikes to bring to Cirque, I now have a better appreciation for
>what caused the enthusiastic embracing of such torture tools and a
>better appreciation for the people who ride them. I couldn't find a
>link to the article, but it is worth a read. Lou Deeter, Orlando FL
Roy "S&M is a bicycle company" Drinkwater Lititz, "... so is Kink" PA