Fixed-Gear Bicycle | Fixie

Fixed-Gear Bicycle | Fixie

Set of measured drawings of a Fixed-Gear Bicycle (Fixie) in elevation and plan views
Description
Description

A fixed gear bicycle, or a fixie, is a bike with its cog tied directly to its back wheel with its chain. The fixed gear bicycle cannot change gears, which can make it more difficult to ride uphill. The back wheel cannot move independently of the pedals. So, when going downhill, the pedals will continue to spin, requiring the rider to be careful to not take a pedal to the shin or lose control.

Dimensions & Sizes
Dimensions & Sizes

Fixed-Gear Bicycles have a total length between 66”-67.375” (167.6-171.1 cm), width of 20” (50.8 cm), and height in the range of 38”-41.5” (96.5-105.4 cm). Fixed-Gear Bicycles weigh roughly 26 lb (11.8 kg).

3D Model
3D Model
Common Questions
Common Questions
Fixed-Gear Bicycle | Fixie
Details
Details

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Height:
38”-41.5” | 96.5-105.4 cm
Width:
20” | 50.8 cm
Depth:
Length:
66”-67.375” | 167.6-171.1 cm
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Weight:
26 lb | 11.8 kg
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Drawings include:
Fixed-Gear Bicycle side elevation, front, back, top

Bicycles, commonly referred to as bikes, are human-powered, pedal-driven vehicles with two wheels attached to a frame, one behind the other. They're propelled by the rider's legs turning the pedals, which drives the rear wheel via a chain. Bicycles are used for a variety of purposes.

38”-41.5” | 96.5-105.4 cm
20” | 50.8 cm
66”-67.375” | 167.6-171.1 cm
26 lb | 11.8 kg
Fixed-Gear Bicycle
105.400
50.800
171.100
11.800
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Fixed-Gear Bicycle