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Picture of your Bike...[BICYCLES ONLY PLEASE]
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Some bicycles here, mine among them……
but the birds are more interesting!
Proper bicycles have a basket…… mine's the 13 year-old clunker in the background.
Got myself a new bike, a Trek FX 7.3.
Was looking for something more sporty than a regular city bike, but nothing too much moutainbike-like. Couldn't be happier.
Trek FX 7.3
Was looking for something more sporty than a regular city bike, but nothing too much moutainbike-like. Couldn't be happier.
Trek FX 7.3
Omg thats gorgeous.Got myself a new bike, a Trek FX 7.3.
Was looking for something more sporty than a regular city bike, but nothing too much moutainbike-like. Couldn't be happier.
Cannondale Synapse 5 disc 105. First real bike.
Nice bike!
Hope you get a lot of use out of it and enjoy it!
Looks good; needs a basket and carrier to be practical!Got myself a new bike, a Trek FX 7.3.
Was looking for something more sporty than a regular city bike, but nothing too much moutainbike-like. Couldn't be happier.
I use a backpack when going shopping, so far it's not inconvenient.
Norco Threshold A3
Yeah, been there, done that, but 50 years a motorcyclist, and 55 a cyclist (since I was about 7) I have long since learned to have the bike carry the load, not the body. Here's my daily ride in touring mode (on Yao Yai & Noi Islands in Phang Nga Bay, Thailand, and as a commuter on the campus where I work.
A few pictures from a long weekend break we had in Scotland.
The Bronson resting in the pub beer garden after a hard couple of days riding over the Innerleithen Golf Club.
Nice poster in the apartment where we stayed.
Group shot of us at the top of the last monster climb.
The riding was steep and very technical and there were quite a few 'moments'. He actually managed to hit all three of the trees in shot.
The Bronson resting in the pub beer garden after a hard couple of days riding over the Innerleithen Golf Club.
Nice poster in the apartment where we stayed.
Group shot of us at the top of the last monster climb.
The riding was steep and very technical and there were quite a few 'moments'. He actually managed to hit all three of the trees in shot.
6.6kg Giant TCR SL medium:
It used to be an SL3 with DI2 shifting, but not now. It's heavily upgraded after I completely rebuilt it from a bare frame. Out of the bikes I have, this one is the one that is really dialled in. I love it and wouldn't swap it for anything else.
It used to be an SL3 with DI2 shifting, but not now. It's heavily upgraded after I completely rebuilt it from a bare frame. Out of the bikes I have, this one is the one that is really dialled in. I love it and wouldn't swap it for anything else.
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A few pics of my bikes...
Multi-modal commuter, rc helicopters hauler:
Commuter:
Weekend warriors:
Multi-modal commuter, rc helicopters hauler:
Commuter:
Weekend warriors:
Here'so my commuter, trails and touring bike. A 1992 Trek 950, fork was replaced with a Surly LHT fork about 5 years ago. I first built it up with a Moustache bar back in 1997, and in 2003 replaced it with a drop bar. Rides very nice with either the Nashar Street wise 26" x 1.5" tires or with the Pasela 26" x1.75".
https://ridewithgps.com/photos/1807947
https://ridewithgps.com/photos/1807947