How true! I've reached my limit with; Cannondale 700si ultegra 10 sp, Quintana Roo kilo 8sp dura ace, steel frame 6sp with rack , panniers and gaurds all kept in the house. Outside but under cover by the back door and ready to roll Panasonic womens 6sp for local trips, less likely to steal is the hope. Even have a moped 7 sp fitted with a 200w 2 stroke engine to get to work without the need for a shower, allows the car to rest for all but the wettest days.Sprint2Win said:You can never have too many bikes, just too small of a house.
Hmmmm, lets see...frusso said:How Many Road Bikes Do You Have
I don't ride TT's and therefore I don't have a TT bike. I do have three road bikes though. It's good to have 2 race-worthy road bikes. Plus, by having a few bikes in the rotation, they will all last longer. You should only feel guilty if they are all gathering dust...frusso said:Should I feel guilty? I just bought my forth road bike. I now have a Specialized Sequoia for winter riding, Felt B2 Time Trial Bike, Litespeed for road races, and my newest a Specialized Tarmac which is my first bike with a full carbon frame.
frusso said:Should I feel guilty? I just bought my forth road bike. I now have a Specialized Sequoia for winter riding, Felt B2 Time Trial Bike, Litespeed for road races, and my newest a Specialized Tarmac which is my first bike with a full carbon frame.
I should feel guilty, but I don't. I've got my fixed-wheel which I ride on the road over here in Malaysia - it does get ridden. I've got my 2 old road bikes from my racing days sitting in my workshop down in Australia - they haven't been ridden for about 15 years, and are kind of...dusty. Next year I'll be working back in Africa, but based in Australia, so I'll get a mountain bike to use while I'm at work and shall probably treat myself to a new road bike for vet racing in Aussie. Damn, I love that fixey, though.PeterF said:...You should only feel guilty if they are all gathering dust...
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