Built this one this week, my first singlespeed.
A long shot maybe, but does anyone have an old square taper Race Face forged crank they'd like to sell me (non drive side)? I dug out an old pair that had been in the shed for 8 years only to find a crack one the end.
Needanotherbike - drop me an email... I may actually have what you want.
Clubber YGM
Poor pic, lovely bike, and 'snap' bonzodog 
Spec has moved on a little since these pics but this is my go to bike - love it
edit piccy links never work for me...
http://picasaweb.google.co.uk/rickaking/UlleyFlood#5081556188285132386
Now without the bar ends
grrr I'm jealous at you lot with your singlespeeders, while I am still waiting for the frame to arrive 
:(
It's my only bike now....
1998 Specialized Rockhopper Comp..
I utterly adore this bike!
My Simple:
Another old style on-one
my unit
clunker - how do you find the forks? Enough confidence in carbon? I have exact ones and waiting to ride them.
Two fixies here!
2004 Unit:
Week-old Pompino (so excuse me for the steerer stack):
JxL - Member
clunker - how do you find the forks? Enough confidence in carbon? I have exact ones and waiting to ride them.
Sound mate, ridden on Pace R31 forks for over 5 years with no issues.
Yes.. a Surly 1x1 with RC31s... both getting on by STW standards. TBH as it is uber large it looks like a gate and really is not that inspiring to look at but it is sooo nice to ride.
It is my winterbike/ night ride bike/ occasional summer race bike though for some reason this year it has only peeped out of the shed once or twice.
....and if we are counting road bikes a Giant Bowery (I think that is what it is called.
Wanga with Pace RC31. Ace, my most used bike. Rarely get out the Intense Spider and only use the Road Bike when appropriatte. Really can't put my finger on why I like it so much. Just feels right somehow, no retro grouch posturing or anything. I was amazed in the summer took mate out on a local loop up a long farm road/bridleway. Totally forgot how steep it was as hadn't ridden it in probably 8 years. Looked at it rising up in front of us and thought I was in for a long walk. Instead had a long wait at top for my mate as he twiddled up in the granny ring. Technique I think plays as big a part as brute strength. And mind set too.
Wouldn't use it in the lakes or Peak unless I knew the route before hand but on the right ride it's flinkin ace Bobby!
Two here.
One an old Stumpjumper that I converted with a DMR tensioner and a GT with rigids on it.
May be selling the speccy soon as I need more room in the garage. 
several here.....
rock lobster fixed crosser with wide dirtdrops
Niner SIR9 with 2.4 racing ralphs (I will keep this one forever)
and a surly steamroller road bike (which does not really count here)
every one should have one, sort the men from the boys
Second form the front
Here is mine, finished last thursday and given a good test over the weekend:
Another Genesis io owner here.
Great handling and fun to ride, although I seem to be having trouble staying on board of late.
several
a gt peace 9er with on-one carbons and skinny racing ralfs
do think 29ers need gears tho
an old gt with spinners fitted ,a spares box build, love it
a later gt in matt black
slidey inbred
and until saturday past a pace rc200 but put gears back on it
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