What does FGFS mean in SPORTS

Fixed Gear FreeStyle, or FGFS, is a style of bike riding that uses single-speed bicycles with no free wheel and no brakes. Riders learn to use their momentum and body weight to make tricks on their bikes.

To practice FGFS you'll need either a track bike or fixed gear bike with a 44 tooth drivetrain (this refers to the number of teeth on the largest cog) and either high pressure street tires or knobby tires depending on where you ride.

You can practice your tricking skills in city parks, skateparks, as well flatland spots like hardcourt basketball courts.

Yes, due to the lack of brakes it's important for riders to be cautious and take precautionary measures when attempting tricks. Be sure to always wear protective gear such as helmets and wrist guards along with other padding as needed when riding and doing tricks.

Not necessarily; however some people may choose to invest in pegs which attach onto your frame allowing you to do grinds and slides on other surfaces like rails and ledges. Other than pegs, most people just use regular parts that come with their bikes when they purchase them new like simple plastic pedals or handlebars.