fixie is my fave bike

In all types of bikes, I prefer a fixie over a mountain bike or road bike. It's called a fix gear by other countries even though it doesn't have brakes. But it has tricks to stop it; one is called a skid, where you use the strength of both legs and thighs on the pedals to force it to stop. A skid is when the bike seems to slide while moving. Even though it's risky for others, if you know what you're doing, it's not a problem for you.

A fixie isn't usually decorated much because it needs to maintain its plainness or lightness. Some people say it's boring, but for others, having it, especially with beautiful items on the bike, might impress other fixie bike.

Fixie bikes, short for fixed-gear bicycles, have a single gear and lack a freewheel mechanism, meaning the pedals move with the wheel. They're known for their simplicity, low maintenance, and direct connection between the rider and the road. Popular among urban cyclists and enthusiasts, fixies offer a unique riding experience and are often customized for personal style and performance.