For our newest episode of Off Track we’ve gathered the Fixed Gear high council to discuss one of the most pressing topics in our community: what is the actual difference between FGFS, Trick Track, and Tarck?
Featuring Off Track alumni Kareem Shehab, Tom Mosher, Mike Schmitt, and Tyler Johnson!
One of the pioneers of our sport, Tom Mosher, is officially posting videos again!! The weather in Canada is finally getting to not freezing temperatures so Tom got out one night to get some tricks and a bike check in on his new camera. This is amazing to see in the year 2025. His bike is a living piece of history (and super janky lol someone get this man a bike) and his tricks seem like they haven’t lost a step. I hope Tom keeps putting more stuff out cause this was an unexpected treat!
In today’s episode we got the honor to speak with one of the founding fathers of our sport, Tom Mosher! I was watching Tom’s bike checks, edits, and tutorials while I was just a wee fixie lad in high school 12+ years ago, so it was an absolute pleasure to have him in our virtual studio. We had so much to talk about and seemed to hardly scratch the surface, so I’d encourage you to check out the Patreon bonus episode to check out the extended discussion. Enjoy!
What a gem and perfect timing with our recent Mike Schmitt Off Track episode. Tom Mosher, founding father of our sport, recently hit me up telling me he had an unreleased Ed Wonka interview he conducted from 2016. He dropped it on his Youtube channel and although the audio isn’t the greatest, you really get some insightful looks into Ed’s personality, thought process, and history. Tom is a great interviewer and I wish he went through with what he called “Trick Track Radio” cause Tom is a perfect person to talk to about Fixed Gear history. Maybe we’ll get him on the pod soon?
This 3 year old edit of Steven for YNOT blew some minds. First dude to do real technical grinds. Still insane!
This edit was real sick. A name that hasn’t shined in the spotlight too much doing it big with it. A lot of creative unconventional tricks throughout this. Filmed and edited really well too. My personal favorite was the really long duster at 1:10. Dig this one!
Caught on Hammer Down
Suck My Cog 