Besides its street appeal, very little is known about this Fuji track bike. However, its close resemblance of Fuji’s 2008 Fuji x Obey has speculators guessing this fixed gear bike is the Fuji x Obey 2009 version. The urban styles of both track bikes are emerging in cities everywhere, but without the help of manufacturing assembly lines; More commonly bikes like these usually start life out at someone’s home, one piece at a time. Has Fuji tapped into the urban fixed gear scene? We’d like to thinks so.

Like the Fuji x Obey that was dropped for 2008, Fuji’s untitled track bike features a black/charcoal matted theme with a red seat post, frame neck, handlebars, wheel sets, tires, graphics, and other red accents rather than gold – to accentuate the bikes beauty. The only clue Fuji left us with is the word “League” (whatever that means) printed on the frame. We were unable to get our hands on any specs, but we’re on the look out.

If you’re looking for a frame pad that goes along with that fancy fixed gear to better protect you or it from abuse, R.E. Load Baggage, a U.S. company that specializes in messenger bags, and Outlaw Print Company have teamed up to hit few shelves with something for you. The R.E Load x Outlaw Frame Pad features hip psychedelic like colors, which are black ink reflective. This top-tube pad is super exclusive, with only 20 made.

Nike Air Force 1 hype has been prevalent throughout fashion, music, events, etc, and now the fixed gear scene. The Wilson Brothers, who also designed the Stussy Zoomer, in tribute to sneakers’ silver anniversary, modeled a steel frame fixed gear bike after the Nike AF 1. The track bike “Air Force 1 Silver Service” features an all-around white theme with a hint of black attributes, resembling the Nike Air Force 1 as best a bike can. Today, the fixie sits on display at Dover Street Market in London.

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