I’m part of a team here in Sydney who are running Fixed Leads ( Fixed Leads – Australia ) we’re an online fixed gear magazine who launched about three weeks ago. So far response has been fantastic here in Sydney & our aim is to encourage national shops, builders and riders all over Australia to take part in this non profit magazine.
In a nutshell, we choose to showcase, the arts, the design, all the news & products from all over, such as bikes & clothing for cycling people and by cycling people, with passion for both style and function. We will be also organizing gather ups and cooking up special treats for every rider to take part of. We wont stop rest assure.
I’d like to invite you guys/girls to take a spin through the site and share your thoughts! Fixed Leads – Australia
We will but we need to build up the mag’s profile first and doing it online is the way to start; The reason why we started this hub was for Australia to stand solid next to what’s happening in the us, europe and asia and collect that worthy content that we have but scattered out there, so we need a serious ping pong here.
But good on you on taking the initiative for this. Online mags like ‘Stoked on Fixed Gear’ are good for the culture but are horrendously edited. Please take the time to make the grammar and spelling legible otherwise no one here will take you seriously.
Keen to see something try and revive a pretty dead scene here in sydney.
True that drozzy, that’s why we want to maintain a level of consistency and quality content more than quantity at this point, with strong design initiative.
The scene moved out to the western suburbs and got into canvas saddlebag X dynamo light collabos. Also, 3x9 drivetrains, fat tyres and leather saddles.
Yeh, but you’re still linking to pr0n. that fixfixfix shit is sexist and lame. you don’t have to buy into the whole chicks on bikes thing to get readers, there’s plenty of other places to go for that.
Do what you want, just expect to be called out on it.
