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That was the end of my romance with a "fixie."

The fixie is the hobby horse of choice for many young affluent young men today.

Plus, as I've said many times before, I just don't get the fixie taunting.

The 2012 film Premium Rush uses a "fixie" as a running plot device.

Why I love the 'fixie'

Is that retro enough for the Grauniad fixie hipsters?

Direct drive 'fixie' bicycles of c.1880s developed bigger and bigger front wheels to make the bicycle go faster.

More recently the 'fixie' has become a popular alternative among mainly urban cyclists, offering the advantages of simplicity compared with the standard multi-geared bicycle.

A fixed-gear bicycle (also called a "fixie") is a bicycle that has no freewheel mechanism (allowing pedals to stay still while moving).

John Edward Jnr, "Fixie"

Horizontal dropouts with a derailleur hanger mean you can run the Pugsley as-is, or go to an internally geared hub, fixie or single-speed later on.

A fixed-gear bicycle (or fixed-wheel bicycle, commonly known as a fixie) is a bicycle that has a drivetrain with no freewheel mechanism.

Many of the well-known "cycling cliques" are represented in the city, including urban cyclists, road racing bicycle riders, messengers, and fixed-gear riders ("fixie hipsters").

The current generation of i-podestrians, fixie riding hipsters and girl/boy racers in their motorised asbomobiles seem to have no comprehension of sharing space with everyone around them.

To the Editor: More than half a century ago in pre-Communist China, I once owned a "fixie" just like those described by Jocko Weyland in "Unstoppable."

Messengers are big fixie aficionados, but more and more fixed-gear bikes are being ridden by nonmessengers, most conspicuously the kind of younger people to whom the term "hipster" applies and who emanate from certain neighborhoods in Brooklyn.

A Coastie is a type of single-speed bicycle, similar in style to a fixie but characterized by a rear-wheel coaster brake (typically installed in Deep V rims), allowing for freewheel operation and leverless braking.

Williamsburg might be a hipster heaven (or hell) but Hotel Le Jolie offers a comfortable place for the weary to remove their fake prescription glasses and lay their heads down after a long day of riding their fixie bikes around town.

Separate note for fixie morons: BUY A BLOODY CHAIN OR A NORMAL-SIZED U LOCK ALREADY.