What do you ride?
fatboypup
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I sport a 2012 Specialized CruX comp 'crosser
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I got a stable. Yeah, sick that way:
2008 Cannondale Synapse
2012 Giant Talon 29er 0
Restored 1984 Schwinn Traveler
Converted 1982 Schwinn World
1999 Easy Racers Tour Easy
two or three old Schwinn frames in the space above the garage
a brand new but too-small-for-me-sized 2008 Schwinn Madison frame, cannibalized to convert the World to a singlespeed/fixed gear bike.0 -
2007 Specialized Roubaix road bike
2010 Giant XTC-1 mountain bike0 -
Road: 2011 Cannondale SuperSix 4 Rival
Cyclocross: 2011 Redline Conquest (don't tell the other bikes, but this one is rapidly becoming my favorite)
Mountain: 2009 Cannondale F5 Féminine (snagged this one on liquidation...Cdale greatly overestimated the # of petite frames they needed to make for that model year)0 -
Road: 2011 Bianchi Sempre 105
Commute/around: 2011 Jamis Coda
(Yes, it was a big bike year for me....the Coda replaced a 2005 Gary Fisher Tarpon hardtail MTB that was my only bike)0 -
Just purchased a 2012 Kona Sutra, to go with my 2011 Giant Cypresses. I have three 2011 Giant Cypresses.0
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I have a 2005 Felt F55 and 2001 Giant TCR One.0
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Planet-X Team Superlight Alu / Ultegra Oily Bits / Fulcrum Racing 5's / FSA finishing kit.
On-One Inbred 456 / Bombers / XT Oily bits / XT-Mavic 717's/Various finishing kit
(both custom build ups rather than off-the-peg bikes)
There's also a loft full of other bits and pieces (last count something like 7 frames worth!) but they don't get ridden at the moment
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I have a 2011 Madone 6.2 H2 Red Rage in Color. I am 50 miles short of riding 4K miles this year. Not bad for Minnesota and my first year riding.0
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I have a 2011 Madone 6.2 H2 Red Rage in Color. I am 50 miles short of riding 4K miles this year. Not bad for Minnesota and my first year riding.
Awesome bike and a great year of riding to be sure thci!0 -
Alpinestars Al-Mega DX (1992)
Kona Cowan 2004
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Always liked those elevated stay alpinestars back in the day, it was pretty much around at the same time as my Dyna-Tech I reckon - and as my bike club was sponsored via the local bike shop (who were raleigh dealers!), I took the option of a half price Dynatech instead of the full flourescent alpinetars. I bet the flexstem was a better option as suspension than the RC35's as well - unless you filled them with the really squidgy rubbers (1 step harder than the average jelly baby) you got maybe 3/4" travel out of 'em. Mine are currently filled with the only elastomers Pace had left - which were the hard ones - I think that they're pretty much rigid forks now, only heavier :laugh:0
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My first was a Trek 7.5 FX and now I have a Trek 2.1 WSD. Someday I want a fixie.0
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I ride a 2011 Jamis Ventura Comp, and will in the next year or so be looking at entry-level-ish mountain bikes to pick one of those up as well. I'm fairly new to cycling (you know, since getting a driver's license and all), but I love my bike, and use it as often as I'm able.0
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Battaglin Start road bike
Specialized Rockhopper Comp
Specialized Crosstrail Comp
Raleigh Amazon (20 years old but still good)
The Specialized are my sons bikes but lucky for me I fit both.0 -
2011 Felt Z85. Used to have a decent IronHorse mountain bike, but it never got used.
I was this close " to getting a Giant Defy 1, but the Felt was just a better fit.0 -
I've got a 1995 Trek OCLV carbon bike, a 2000 Trek 520 touring bike (my favorite) and an old, beat up mountain bike I take when my dogs want to go running.0
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2007 Scott Speedster S200
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Boardman 'Team Carbon' Road Bike 2010
... and an old Raleigh 18 speed commuter in the winter (which desperately needs a clean!!!)0 -
Have you put any pedals on it yet Cloggsy :laugh:0
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2010 Lime green & white Trek 2.1 WSD. Almost 3,000 miles so far this year!0
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Just got my new ride today.... 2011 Globe Roll 1. Was commuting (around 15miles 5 days a week) with a pile of junk from Wal-Mart. This was long over due. I currently have it so I can coast... but hopefully soon I will be comfortable to switch it over to a fixie.0
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Just got my new ride today.... 2011 Globe Roll 1. Was commuting (around 15miles 5 days a week) with a pile of junk from Wal-Mart. This was long over due. I currently have it so I can coast... but hopefully soon I will be comfortable to switch it over to a fixie.
Congrats Jenn. Globe Rolls are cool lookin bikes! Flip flob hub, right? I have to admit I keep my single speed on the coasting hub almost all the time, but that's how I roll (pardon the pun!).0 -
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Congrats Jenn. Globe Rolls are cool lookin bikes! Flip flob hub, right? I have to admit I keep my single speed on the coasting hub almost all the time, but that's how I roll (pardon the pun!).
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Yes on the flip flob hub... And it is a good looking bike. I am in love.
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Just got my new ride today.... 2011 Globe Roll 1. Was commuting (around 15miles 5 days a week) with a pile of junk from Wal-Mart. This was long over due. I currently have it so I can coast... but hopefully soon I will be comfortable to switch it over to a fixie.
Nice Bike. Enjoy it.0 -
I ride a Fuji Roubaix 3.0, I have only been into cycling for about 6 months.0
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My bikes:
Cannondale Synapse Hi Mod Carbon
Cannondale Mona Vie cyclocross
Kona King Kikapu (full sus.)
Kona Cinder Cone (hardtail)0 -
91 Cannondale M-500 Had it since my freshman year in college, completely restored this spring. I have some pics of it on my page.0
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I have a 1988 Cannondale SM700 MTB that has been just about everything possible, I'm currently converting it into a single speed...
The old Crack N Fail dressed up as a city bike.
I bought a Charge Mixer 8 this last January to do my trailer tugging duties.....
Strong steel frame, disc brakes, 8 speed Alfine hub, this bike is really good for this job, great city bike too!
and my third ride is what I call a "Lrrb", or "Long Ride Road Bike", this is not a touring bike, nor is it a racing bike.
I got an NOS steel frame here, most likely a late 80's frame and I cobbled together some new, some old and some donated parts.
The slightly relaxed steel frame with the Brooks B17 saddle means I can ride this bike all day and not get beat up. The Lrrb cost me less than $600 all told, not bad in my books, and it is a really nice ride, not the lightest, not the quickest, but enjoyable.
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Hi, I just joined this group.
My bikes are:
The daily commuter / utility: Concorde 'PDM Team replica' (105)
The posh weekend road bike: Verenti Millook (Rival)
The hack: Dawes Audax 2001 (Tiagra)
The MTB: Giant Revel 2 (Acera)
The Hybrid: Specialized Globe 09 (Altus)0 -
Bottecchia carbon fiber frame with dura-ace components
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