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Hello everybody,
My name is Gabriel Vereczkei, I live in Media, PA., which is about 20 minutes south of Philadelphia. I have been building bikes for about 3 years, mostly single speed conversions, recently started converting and building fixed gear bikes. This happens to be my 200th bike. Raleigh Record frame, Velocity Deep-V non-machined wheels. I did all the sand blasting and the powder coating. I hope you like it. I hope to build and convert a lot more in the coming years. If you want to know more about this particular bike or if you wish to send me an email, send it to gabrielvereczkei@yahoo.com. Thank you.
Submitted by Gabriel Vereczkei
15 Comments Received
October 18th, 2008 @1:34 am
That looks unreal!
October 20th, 2008 @7:00 pm
Great bike! A wonderful expression of individuality that the fixie represents!
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October 22nd, 2008 @9:08 am
The bike is Amazing
great job!
October 31st, 2008 @3:53 am
Not my cup of tea. Looks like a tacky ghost bike.
October 31st, 2008 @9:36 am
To have this bike rated as the highest bike tells me you are all a bunch of school girls or 12, or both. I like your enthusiasm Gabriel. But to the rest of you the fixed gear spirit are the guys who climbed the Pyrenees or the Major Taylors of this world. Not bikes that look like daisy’s.
November 1st, 2008 @4:48 pm
I think that this is the best bicycle built I have ever seen. It looks extraordinary. The white and yellow color mix shows imagination and creativity. The craftsmanship appears to be superb. I wish this was my bike and I also wish I could create something like this. Again in my opinion this is the best looking bike I have ever seen. I congratulate you Gabriel, this bike is a remarkable job.
November 1st, 2008 @7:14 pm
Click link for similar bike builds:
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November 2nd, 2008 @8:03 am
I really like this bike. It caught my eyes partly because of the all white, partly because of the yellow accents of tires and chain and handlebar wrap. I think it is quite an exquisite workmanship and design. I am delighted people are pushing the envelope. Terrific bike.
The rest of my comment is to this COLE guy and to his statement about the sprit of the fixed gear guys who climbed the Pyrenees. You have absolutely no clue what it is to be a fixed gear spirit if you mention the Pyrenees. The Pyrenees and the spirit of the fixed gear sensation are as far from each other as the Earth is from the Moon. We had an excruciating time of 2 months to clime the Pyrenees – including Pico d’Aneto the highest point within the Pyrenees - this past summer with a 10 speed road bike, so Cole if you climbed the Pyrenees with a single fixed gear bike…you are Superman.
November 3rd, 2008 @9:52 am
Sorry Gabriel, not your best bike in anyway. I tend to lean with Cole here.
And to FLT the Pyrenees are climbed in the Tour De France and were ridden on fixed gear bikes in the days before derailleurs, hipsters, and Sambas. If we have to tell you who Major Taylor is well then! In fact a lady by the name of Annie Londonderry rode around the world on a fixed gear. FLT have you ever been to a Velodrome, or ridden farther then the local coffee haunt or 7-11 on a fixed gear?
November 9th, 2008 @6:22 pm
What wonderful, exceptional creation of absolute beauty. This bike is by far the best bicycle within this site.
November 10th, 2008 @5:14 am
Isn’t it amazing how all your bikes have so many votes in such a short time? And it’s even more amazing how most of the positive comments on your bikes seem to be coming from the same person.
November 28th, 2008 @6:56 pm
How would you stop? No brakes and no clips….
Sorry but I have to disagree a few of you saying best bike ever. :-/
November 29th, 2008 @9:34 am
You guys gotta be kidding! This is one of the ugliest, most unimaginative bikes I have ever seen! There is no style in powdercoating everything white. Looks like even your screws and headbadge are coated, lol, as if you didn;t even take the bike apart before you coated it.
December 1st, 2008 @3:47 pm
This bike is the coolest I have ever seen.
January 1st, 2009 @7:50 pm
Looks like you’ve been busy voting for your own bikes again Gabriel. lol
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