What bike do you have?

You can't beat off topic dicussion.

I've got a old giant road bike with dura ace brakes, Shimano hyper glide chain, chain rings and sprocketand dura ace derailer.

Biggles

Mirra Co "Black Pearl" it's still "stock" except I changed the tires over.


-MS4E

ABD Riktor. Changed the grips to purple.

- Jacob.

I have an Avanti Flat Bar 27 Speed Road Bike. I think it's a 2007 model.

i own a car haha
no need for a bike.

Mongoose Brawler 2009 (BMX)
Mongoose Fireball 2009 (Mountain)

Giant, Upland SE. Its still stock for now

Fit s3 Aitken

Sure_shot89 wrote:i own a car haha
no need for a bike.

I own one too, it's the matter of me getting my Ps FML.

I also have a retro bike, got that for $10 at the flea markets.

GT Performer 2006 (BMX)
GT Outpost Disc 2010 (MTB)

I got a kdx 200 dirt bike.

While i still own my first BMX bike and have it in storage, I've not used it in over 5 years.

It doesn't have a brand name as far as i can remember as i painted it chrome 10 years ago. I kinda miss riding. Sigh.

I have my 1985 Redline RL 20II
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My Cannondale MTB with a cannondale trailer for hauling my 2 year old grandson around

And as far as the car thing I drive for a living but still love my bikes.

I have a Specialized single speed. Nice. Also a Colnago Tecnos which is also converted to a single speed. Both metallic green.

Heres a pic.



Biggles

Well i now have a car.. but i have in my garage 1 BMX that i made myself from aluminium which i used to race, and also i have my old freestyler full custom build from the ground up with a Skyway frame... wouldnt expect many of you to know the brand, since it is one of the very originals from the early 80's

I've got a Diamondback Mountain bike, bought in 2008. That's really all I know, but I've had to replace the piece connecting the rear gears to the frame, twice. Plus a couple of tyres and bladders.

phuonguyen wrote:I've got a Diamondback Mountain bike, bought in 2008. That's really all I know, but I've had to replace the piece connecting the rear gears to the frame, twice. Plus a couple of tyres and bladders.

The 'rear derailleur' the part that the chain runs through to allow you to change gears.


Maybe i should have mentioned i worked in the bicycle industry for many years too....

No so much a pushy but 02 Suzuki gsxr 600. 0 to 100 in under 3secs can't complain about that

09' GT Avalanche 2.0 (red Mountain bike)

Servulus wrote:

phuonguyen wrote:I've got a Diamondback Mountain bike, bought in 2008. That's really all I know, but I've had to replace the piece connecting the rear gears to the frame, twice. Plus a couple of tyres and bladders.

The 'rear derailleur' the part that the chain runs through to allow you to change gears.


Maybe i should have mentioned i worked in the bicycle industry for many years too....

No.... its not the deraileur. its the piece that connects the derailer to the frame.

It bends/breaks first so you dont have to replace the derailer.

i got me a mongoose tyax elite MTB ,hard tail. Gets me to work and back.think im due for some new tred soon tho

Taking full advantage of the rule change here as I feel this contributes
All of these where built from 2008 onwards and is not my full collection.

First up: The side hack (daughter transporter)


Then I needed a car. A Velocar



The missus need a way to get our daughter around while I was at work so i gave up the hack. Fitted to a 70s era Speedwell Mustang with 15 speed conversion.


And I needed to go faster. 76kph on the flat, no wind. Needs higher gearing.



All built by myself from at least 70% recycled materials.