It is always amazing the fun and interesting people you meet through fixed gear bicycles. It is fun to talk to people that just get it.

Well the Caveman Bianchi has been featured on Dennis's Fixed Gear Gallery, which is a must see, especially if you have not visited before.

If you enjoy the spirit of riding fixed, I would say to check out this fun blog. Keep It Street Level. Chris has the fixxed perspective down. Gelato and Roman Holiday are great bike names, keep up the good work Chris.

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