Check my signature. All I need is a donwhill bike, track bike, single speed, trials bike........
HammerHead said:You can never have too many, right?
I personally own 5.
the potential of about four others that are in piecies with the groupo's in a box all these are mountainbikes that i have killed in the past (LX XT ACERA DEORE groupo's).CMYKLess said:I also have two bikes...
2000 Trek 8000 LT mtn
2001 Cannondale R800 road
Since relocating to the SF Bay Area a few years back I've taken to the roadie end of the spectrum, and at some point expect to part with the Trek for a second road bike
I currently have 3 bikes...a 1979 Falcon 10sp road bike, a Raleigh M50 MTB and my new baby. E 2004 Lemond Tourmalet Triple, which I absolutely love. It is my first new roadie since 1979 (but that wasn't my Falcon, THAT was a Viscount). I think I am going to buy another roadie as a trainer or spare..that will probably be a Specialized Allez ro Allez Sport. I can't believe how easy it is to get hooked on this stuff and love it.closesupport said:the potential of about four others that are in piecies with the groupo's in a box all these are mountainbikes that i have killed in the past (LX XT ACERA DEORE groupo's).
but i have 3 that are usuable, one MTB that i use for winter training, a Tiger whirlwind with tri bars for poor weather, and my carbon composite for nice days and faster upper tempo rides.
Airborne Blackbird '05oldtrikerider said:I have eight bicycles not counting my mountain bike and our '96 Comotion Double Espresso tandem. My collection consists of a '51 Raleigh Lenton w/SA AM hub, a '52 Claud Butler w/Simplex 4-speed RD, a late 50's Super Elliot w/10 speed Gran Sport F&RD, a '60 Viking w/SA ASC hub, a 70's Ecllipse w/all Campy & Modolo equipment, a 71 Paramount, a 72 Mercian, and a 74 Ken Rogers racing trike. A bike for every day of the week.
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