SHow me your commuter bikes!

[derailed]

Mine doesn't look like this anymore, but it started as
http://www.mombat.org/1987_Raleigh_Seneca.htm

I like the rigid "mountain" frame. It accepts a wide range of tires, is very easy and inexpensive to maintain, and is relaxed and comfortable to ride, while durable and hard to kill. It also has braze-ons for fenders and racks. The paint was easy to match, too =)

[Trek420]

Many more of us here:

http://forums.teamestrogen.com/showthread.php?t=22857

[Red Rock]

Trek420-thanks for posting the other thread on the commuter bikes. I had hoot reading all of those posts and looking at the pics of the bikes. They are great.

My current commuter is my trek 4200. Recently bought from cragslist here locally. I have finaly finished making the tune ups necessary for it to work correctly. It eventually might end up with a new fork, but the new seals seem to be working just fine.

My husband thinks I'm nuts for having a road bike plus this one. He wonders if I will ride the road bike.

Sorry for the blurry picture. I had just returned home after a ride so I was beathing heavily and greeting a good picture was not going to happen. I need to get an updated shot that you can actually see the bike.

[badger]

here's my dirty little Blue, Cramerotti cyclo x with straight bars.

[Geonz]

This is my snow bike, now that it's got studded tyres.

This is my other-commuting bike, totally and completely worth every cent and yes, it can go distances too. I've done 200k on it.
It usually has more stuff on and in it