>>1126332Keep at it. Learn to do a trackstand and get some foot retention. They suck with flat pedals. Make sure it's fit well (good seat height, leg extension) or you won't be able to develop an even smooth pedal stroke that lets you comfortably maintain a high cadence. If you want to fuck around on it and do tricks and stuff try learn some of this;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sajonqDgEmEFor that you probably want to run a lower ratio, get some freinds with fixed bikes, and travel 5 years back in time.
Part of the appeal is that they're rigorous to ride and a great high intensity workout. Cruising around on a dj bike is like the opposite of that, if you're just a lazy shit and you don't like pedalling then it's not the right bike for you at all. Just making it SS is still going to leave you with something shitty for you, you want something more like pic related.
