6KU Fixie & Single Speed Bike – Dallas

The number one best selling urban bicycle! The 6KU Bikes – Dallas single speed/fixed gear bike range is affordable, reliable, comfortable, good looking and extremely good value for money.

All 6KU complete bikes are supplied with front and rear brake. This bicycle is also available in many other styles – Concrete, Shelby 2, Shelby 4, Beach Bum, Dallas, Evian 1, Iris, Milan 1, Milan 2, Nebula 1, Nebula 2, Paul, Rogue and Tahoe

BUILD TOOL KIT

Everything you need to get rolling

FLAT BAR

Comfortable Upright Position

FRONT/REAR BRAKES

Great Braking Power

PEDALS

Durable Lightweight Pedals

About 6KU bicycles

6KU produces one of the best selling urban bicycles! 6KU’s bikes are affordable, reliable, comfortable, good looking and extremely good value for money. Without reducing quality, they carefully source the finest materials and meticulously design each piece with you in mind. Lightweight and fun to ride, 6KU produce bikes to suit all styles. Their range includes Fixie/Single and 8 speed city bikes which are perfect for commuting and the ride to work as well as Gravel bikes for offroad adventures.

Specification:

• Frame High tensile steel fully tig-welded frame
• Fork: 1-1/8’’ high tensile steel fork
• Brakes: Supplied with front & rear brake
• Wheels: 30mm Deep V alloy rims
• Hubs: 32H Quando hubs
• Headset: Neco threadless 1-1/8’’ headset
• Stem: Alloy riser bar with 25.4mm clamp
• Crankset: 46T*165mm cranks
• Ratio: 46/16 gear ratio
• Brakes: Radius forged alloy brake
• Bottom bracket: Neco sealed 68x103mm bb (English)
• Tyres: 700 x 25c Kenda tyres
• Pedals: BMX platform pedals
• Seat post: 25.4mm alloy seat post
• Saddle: Synthetic leather saddle
• Wheight: 18-22 lbs

6ku Bikes has come out with a new ‘How To’ video series showcasing the proper way in which to build their bikes. While we here at The Fixed Gear Shop always recommend that you have your bike built by a professional bike mechanic (to avoid warranty issues) – this guide is definitely a helpful tool! Check out the first video in the series which is specific to building up your fixie bike: