What do you ride?
Since I am just joining and we are all basically new here. I was just wondering what everyone rides here. I always recognize the bike before the person, just wondering if I saw some of you guys around on the road.
I ride the following, depending on my mood...
-Specialized 2009 Langster Road Bike with flip flop hub (fixed), carbon fiber fork and seat post
-Nirve Pyro Cruiser with Nexus Planetary Gear: 3 Gears..
-Custom Lowrider Stretch Cruiser with Apehanger bars and banana seat (Single Coaster Gear)
Piks of each are all on my page if you wanna lookie.
What do you ride?
~Ammo
I ride the following, depending on my mood...
-Specialized 2009 Langster Road Bike with flip flop hub (fixed), carbon fiber fork and seat post
-Nirve Pyro Cruiser with Nexus Planetary Gear: 3 Gears..
-Custom Lowrider Stretch Cruiser with Apehanger bars and banana seat (Single Coaster Gear)
Piks of each are all on my page if you wanna lookie.
What do you ride?
~Ammo
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Permalink Reply by Joe Marinaro on -
NIce Orbea!
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Permalink Reply by Anne Alt on -
My rides are:
1. Raleigh M40 mountain bike (my sport utility bike) for general transportation and all-weather riding.
I add a small bikecargo.com trailer for shopping.
2. 1978 Univega road bike for longer or faster rides
3. Dahon Speed P8 for easy, casual rides, riding CM, taking on the train, etc.
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Permalink Reply by El Duke on -
Surly Travelers Check with mixed bits on it, road bike
Surly Karate Monkey SS off road beast 29er
Salsa Casserole Single (new, love it)
Trek T200 Tandem
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Permalink Reply by yellow jello on -
the Salsa Casserole is AWESOME. Is yours that mustard color? (are there other color options?)
Nick said:Surly Travelers Check with mixed bits on it, road bike
Surly Karate Monkey SS off road beast 29er
Salsa Casserole Single (new, love it)
Trek T200 Tandem
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Permalink Reply by El Duke on
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Yeah, it looks way better in person. The only other color is the Ginger Beer version, that comes with the "triple" package.
Willy Chen said:the Salsa Casserole is AWESOME. Is yours that mustard color? (are there other color options?)
Nick said:Surly Travelers Check with mixed bits on it, road bike
Surly Karate Monkey SS off road beast 29er
Salsa Casserole Single (new, love it)
Trek T200 Tandem
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Permalink Reply by Rusty Piton on -
In order(I think)
Clown Shoes Ethel
My Steamroller which is currently unbuilt and in my closet
The Faggin
My daily rider Crosscheck, currently set up fixed for ice and snow
My Panasonic tarck bike
Xtracycle
Specialized rockhopper 29er
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Permalink Reply by GabeW (not the other Gabe) on -
Me too! The 930 was my first non sportmart bike. I got it in '93 and road it across Michigan - north to south - twice.....among other normal commutes, and single track in Oregon. I've got enough other bikes to get me around now, so I set it up for a my dad to use - super upright stem, granny saddle, easy rolling tires. Great bike.
h3 said:Dark blue graphics?
Jule said:h3 said:I'm probably going to shoot myself in the foot and run the price up by saying this, but I find mid/late 90s steel mountain bikes to be my sweet spot. I hope there enough pristine 18" Trek 930s sitting unused in garages and basements to last me another 30 years of riding.
Hah! So fun to come across this comment, h3. I have a red 930 sitting in my dining room. You can actually see the back tire in my profile pic. I've been riding it since I bought it back in the early 90s. Honestly the thing does not age! It carried me through my college years in Colorado. Saw the top of Sugarloaf Mtn. ahhh the memories. I just picked up a Madone 4.7 this summer. Quite a difference from his older bigger, fat-tired bro! That thing came with wings! I switch often between the two. I lovem both. Threw some hybrid tires on the 930, well until the snow hits at least. He may be older but he sure is riden faster now ;)
~jule
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Permalink Reply by Bud Mundy on -
i ride a 1973 murray single speed coaster brake road bike. built her up myspelf. for the winter i have a pair of wienmann 26x1 3/8 double walled deep profile rims. my gear ratio changes sometimes. i have rocked a 46:14 and a 46:15 depending on my mood and what not. nothing against new light weight bikes but i just love the feel of steel.
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Permalink Reply by Bikefreeek on -
I ride this...
or when the snow is too deep and I want the control only a fixie can provide this...
alright, time to stop foolin' and see who's over at the Handlebar...
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