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  1. #1
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    Thumbs up cycle family

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    I am just wondering how big is everyones "bike family?" As in how many of those wonderful pieces of machienery do you own?

    My Family:
    A Schwinn turned SS,
    a Gary Fischer Big Sur ---first REAL mtn bike (can't part with her)
    My beloved GT Zascar Pro---> fastest thing on earth painted school bus yellow!
    Trek 2100 ---> carbon fiber road bike (my commuter)
    a Seven Axiom----> my newest addition, getting her home from the LBS for the first time Saturday


    Still pondering a Kona Stinky Dee Lux for down hilling..... can I have enough bikes, or is there no such thing?

  2. #2
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    Mar 2003
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    Brighton, England
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    Now lets see...

    My bikes - an aluminium Condor ( my posh bike)
    A steel framed Paganini ( my winter bike)
    A huge scaffolding pole of a mountain bike from a Halfords shop. (Not very good but I like the wide tyres after my road bikes)
    Hoping to get a Kona to replace this fairly soon.

    BF's bikes - you might spot a theme with them

    Battaglin Votex - posh carbon fibre summer bike. His pride and joy. Made to measure from the factory in Italy
    Battaglin -something. I forget the name. Aluminium 'winter' bike.
    Battaglin steel framed track bike
    Battaglin - aluminium low pro time-trial bike
    Kona Cinderkone mtb - looking a bit sorry for itself at the moment.

    I think 8 bikes in a 2 bedroom flat is quite enough! Our spare room could double up nicely as a bike shop!!

  3. #3
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    Nov 2002
    Location
    Aberdeen, Scotland
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    My bikes ........

    Custom built Daye Yates in sparkly pink/lilac .... summer road bike
    RSP- hard tail MTB
    Dawes tourer - winter/commuting bike
    Dawes - back half of MTB tandem.

    Husbands bikes .......
    Thorn cylosportif - summer road bike
    RSP - hard tail
    An old MTB which has been upgraded and resprayed - commuter/winter bike
    Halfords own brand road bike - on the turbo, or on loan to friends as encouragment to buy thier own and join us in cycle heaven.
    And of course front half of afore mentioned tandem

    And I think we've got a couple of sad case frames in the cellar which might one day make it back on to the road........ you never know.


    Jacqui.

  4. #4
    Join Date
    Aug 2001
    Location
    Iowa
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    You can't have too many bikes! That said, I feel like my "stable" is a bit small after reading some of these posts. ;-) But I love what I have:
    *Trek 5200 WSD Project One - Metallic Flake Yellow - My new baby this year that fits be PERFECT! First time for that to happen. It's pure joy to ride.
    *Trek 2100. - Clear coat carbon - My faithful workhorse. I use it for winter rides and on the trainer.
    *Trek 6500 WSD mountain bike, hardtail. My first and only so far. Am dreaming of a Fuel WSD for next year..... maybe.....
    And that's it..... my husband doesn't ride, tho' he has a Bianchi of some sort. Doesn't get used, tho.
    None of my kids ride, so no bikes there.
    Can you see a pattern with the Treks here? I work summers part-time at a bike shop, a Trek dealer, so I get a great discount. As long as the bikes work for me, I'll stick with it. It'd be fun to try something else, tho'.
    Time is a companion that goes with us on a journey. It reminds us to cherish each moment, because it will never come again. What we leave behind is not as important as how we have lived." Captain Jean Luc Picard

 

 

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