How to Avoid Wasting Money on a Bad Beginner Fixed Gear Bike and Buy a Good One

If you're looking to buy a complete fixed gear bike, you need to know that there are more bad beginner bikes than good beginner bikes. If you don't do your research, you're likely going to end up wasting money and end up with a bike that sucks to ride. Here, I'll show you how to spot the difference between bad and good beginner fixed gear bikes, so you can get on a bike you'll have fun riding for years to come. To make it extra easy for you, I compiled a list of the best complete fixed gear bikes for every budget. The bike I ride, channel sponsor, pretty cool people: https://wabicycles.com/ Mildly ironic Reasonably Dangerous cycling shirts: https://www.zachgallardo.com/merch 1. $500 Mercier Kilo TT http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/m... 2. $600 Mercier Kilo TT Pro http://www.bikesdirect.com/products/m... 3. $720 Fuji Feather (but get for $400-500 it used or on sale) https://www.fujibikes.com/usa/bikes/p... 4. $700 State Black Label V2 https://www.statebicycle.com/collecti... 5. $995 Wabi Classic https://wabicycles.com/products/wabi-... Get a shoutout at the end of each video by supporting the channel on Patreon:   / zachgallardo   Brandon Black David K Gio Dezera Julian Corona Ryan Witt Scott Palangi Zane Kolnik Epilektrik M. Martin Mohr Michael Greif Michael Rutchik Nick @nicodache Seungwan Kim Young Architect 0:00 - There's More Bad Than Good Fixed Gears 1:13 - Sponsor: Wabi Cycles 1:54 - How to Spot Bad Beginner Fixed Gear Bikes 7:19 - How to Spot Good Beginner Fixed Gear Bikes 10:50 - Mercier Kilo TT/Kilo TT Pro/Fuji Feather 12:18 - State Black Label v2 13:29 - Wabi Classic 15:19 - Patreon Fixie Famous Shoutouts Connect with me:   / zachygallardo   #fixedgear