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  1. #121
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    Quote Originally Posted by jenk View Post
    I'm sooo sad I don't have my newest commuter built up yet. She's a sexxxy steel dark green Soma double cross and will have moustache bars, brooks saddle, drive train from my old univega carbolite... I will bump this thread and post a pic when she's alive. For now I ride a trek 7.5fx disc (aka the cop bike). she gets the job done.
    Yes - please post Would love to see a double cross pic - DH has been looking (drooling) at them recently...

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  2. #122
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    Ok, I THINK I'm finally done putting stuff on her, at least for every day things. Here's an updated pic:

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  3. #123
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    F8th: I'm having commuter envy! She's gorgeous!
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  4. #124
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    Quote Originally Posted by F8th637 View Post
    Is your rear rack designed that way or do you have some sort of extension thingy? What make/model is it? I love how it's level and elevated

    Btw, she's a beaut
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  5. #125
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ana View Post
    Is your rear rack designed that way or do you have some sort of extension thingy? What make/model is it? I love how it's level and elevated

    Btw, she's a beaut
    I actually just installed that rack this weekend. I bought it via Amazon.com from Niagara Cycle Works. It is the Sunlite Bicycle Welded Spring Rear Rack, Black. The directions that come with the thing are a waste of time. If you read the comments someone left about how to install it and especially the pictures someone added on that site you will save yourself A LOT of time. It actually comes with two lengths of those metal bars that attach to the bike. The higher elevation is nice for pedal and wheel clearance but it makes finding a place for your saddle bag rather difficult. The rack was a great investment though. It replaced the one I had before that was just attached via zipties around the seatpost. Same height and everything but this Sunlite rack is definitely made for bikes like mine with the proper eyelets. Hope that helps!
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  6. #126
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    I must take a picture tonight of DH's new Kona Jake. It is such a lean, mean commuting maching. I wish I had bought one for me- shhhh don't tell my commuter.
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  7. #127
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    Here's my new custom commute bike. I got a custom road bike last year and it made such a difference that I ordered a commute bike from the same builder. Also included a pic of the two bikes together.

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  8. #128
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    BEAUTIFUL bikes, jenn! Who made them? They are both stunning!
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    Cervelo P2C (tri bike)
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  9. #129
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    oh i like those red cranks. who made those bikes? they ARE beautiful.
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  10. #130
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    Thanks, they are made by Steve Rex in Sacramento, CA. The yellow one is painted by his painter, Russ Pickett of Air Art in Chico (awesome job!!), and the red one is powdercoated - I sent him the cranks to have powdercoated at the same time.

    Jenn

  11. #131
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    You cant' see it in the first picture, but Russ painted butterflies on the yellow bike on the front end of the top tube and down tubes. There are a couple of "lost" butterflies on the seatstays, too!

    Jenn
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  12. #132
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    Oooooo, I love the bikes even more now that you showed the butterflies painted on there. Too cool!
    Check out my running blog: www.turtlepacing.blogspot.com

    Cervelo P2C (tri bike)
    Bianchi Eros (commuter/touring road bike)

    1983 Motobecane mixte (commuter/errand bike)
    Cannondale F5 mountain bike

  13. #133
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    Those bikes are DARNED beautiful! Breath-taking even! How long is his wait?
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  14. #134
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    I'm not sure how long his wait is right now, because he just had to move his shop after 17 years in the same location. But he found a property nearby, fortunately. I think his usual wait time is about four months (that's what it was for both of mine, I ordered in October each time).

    Jenn

  15. #135
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    Here's mine....I just wish I could actually commute on it!! Plus I think she might be a bit too..?? I 've never been as comfortable here as on my Aurora.
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