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Fixed Magazine issue 003 has been available in print form at select bike stores around the world for a while now, but for those of us not fortunate enough to be a biking distance from any of the stockists, the Fixed Mag guys have just put up the PDF version on their site.

Besides featuring the Eurotrip, the magazine also includes reviews on bike makers, famous fixie blogs as well as a section on the latest and most wanted gears for fixie riding. Log on here to view issue 003, but be patient as your browser needs to load a little over 16MBs of data.

Looking for a pair of pants in which you could cycle up and down hills to work and still look smart the whole day? The Outlier 4Season OG Pants is your solution. Constructed out of the highly water and grease resistant Schoeller Dryskin Extreme fabric, the pants stretches when you ride and returns to fit again when you’re off the bike. Available in grey and black, they’re said to fit like the Levis 501 jeans with a slimmer leg and standard 34″ inseams.

The Outlier 4Season OG Pants is available for purchase at the Outlier online store and is priced at USD 180.

Here’s something for all the Fixie enthusiasts around the region - the Bootleg Sessions v.3, a compilation of footage and tricks submitted by riders from all over the world. Check the trailer to see some of the insane stuff that peeps have come up with. The Bootleg Sessions v.3 DVD can be pre-ordered here.

Source: Mishka

If you know what track bikes and MASH SF are, then the annual fixie gathering dubbed Monster Track needs no introduction. The DVD documents the antics of the winter ‘07 race,which unfortunately was the last as the event outgrew itself in 2008 and was cancelled.

Travel  along the world of brake-less bikes and slippery roads as ruthless messenger Mike Dee takes you across the concrete jungle of NYC where fixie enthusiasts gather for the one week showdown. If you miss this, then you’re missing one of the most legendary fixie events that may never appear again.

The Monster Track DVD + Book is available to purchase at Turntablelab online store.

Source: Tokyo Fixed Gear

A few months ago we showed you this custom bike that the Fixed Gear London crew put together; it was what they thought a Vans fixed gear bike should look like. Now, after spending so much time and effort working on the project, they’re doing what most dare not and are giving it away in an international competition open to all!

All prospective participants have to do is create a short 2-3 minute film of themselves, there’s no theme but it must be based around fixed gear riding. Entries will be judged by Andy and Ted of Fixed Gear London, and they’ll be looking at creativity rather riding ability. Upload your entries to the Mpora/Fixed Channel over here - come on, put South East Asia on the map!

Pics of the bike after the jump.

Source: Fixed Magazine

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We’ve seen quite a number of fixie-sessions organized by regional movements around the world, but this is the first time ever that we’ve seen such a stylish cruise. Organized by the London Fixed-Gear and Single-Speed forum and held last Saturday, the London Tweed Run 2009 required participants to dress themselves up in classic gentleman’s attire for a ride around town. Apart from awards that including Most Dashing Dame and Most Dapper Chap, there was a prize draw that saw benefits go to the Bikes4Africa charity organisation.

Head over to I’m Roxy Dammit’s Flickr page to check out all the pics.

Source: Yorgo Tloupas & Adrian Fitch via Hypebeast

One of New York’s finest, multi-talented artist Mike Giant has made his mark on the streets, canvas, skin, numerous types of products, and now this set of wheel covers for Rebel8.

Keep checking the Rebel8 shop for availability.

Source: Krink via Slam x Hype

The world’s first free fixed gear magazine - Fixed will soon be available for pickup at selected bike stores in major cities such as NYC, Tokyo, London, San Francisco, Berlin and New York (where’s the love for the far east? ). It aims to promote the sports by covering all fixed gear related activity around the world.

This project is the brainchild of Fixed Gear London crew who utilize this platform to promote and share their love for the sports. Fixed magazine is printed on 100% unbleached and recycled paper to be environmental friendly much like the sports itself. We are hoping that this FREE MAGAZINE might just hit our region very soon.

Info via Canoneblog