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Tales From the Crit - Part I

Well we just got back from the inaugural Fyxation Open fixed gear street crit in Chicago and it was AWESOME!  We are still trying get our act together and plan on doing a proper blog post with the full race report and details. In the meantime, enjoy a few of the pictures that were captured at this exciting race.

Head over to www.fyxationopen.com for the latest news, updates and results.

For a first year event and with only about a month of planning, we couldn't have been happier with the way things turned out. The riders kicked ass, the fans turned out in force and the normally potholed streets of Chi-town were smoothed out just in time.  Chicago is a great venue for a street crit and we can't wait to bring the event back next year.

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  • Buck Miller

    Wow! Great turn out for a first event. Spectators looked enthusiastic and the racing must have been very competitive. Looks like the winner got an interesting prize!!! Got to do it again next year and in other cities!

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