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Walmart.com has the Huffy 26" Men's Cranbrook Cruiser Bike, Champagne for $80 + shipping. Shipping is about $20; free in-store pickup in most locations. This is classic single-speed cruiser, front, painted front and rear fenders, steel cruiser handlebars. [BizRate]
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here come Debo, hide your baconnaise
Wow... stylish...
This is perfect for heidelbergensis to stroll around the perimeter of her garbage dump where she lives. You see, the garbage dump is her home. She's very protective of her garbage. After all, "one (wo)man's trash is another's treasure".
Find one that's not from WalMart and I might bite, Ben.
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I'm with No. 4. Please, Ben, find us some deals on sports and rec equipment from somewhere other than Wal-Mart.
I think a lot of people share your initial reaction, No. 5, but these fixed-gear bikes are immensely popular with messengers and other urban riders because they're cheap, lightweight, easy to maintain and give what some say is a better feel for the road. The drawback is that the pedals spin as fast as the wheels, meaning you can't coast and that going downhill at any speed requires some furious pedaling.
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This is a single speed, not a fixed gear. Fixies are useful on the track or to show the world you are a pretentious trend following cityass.
This will be the perfect bike for Julio to get to and from the Home Depot parking lot, or tomato fields. It's only single speed though, so don't try to outrun "la migra".