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  • How different are your bikes?
  • madxela
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    My latest n+1 has expanded the breadth somewhat 😆

    full suss
    hardtail
    cx/commuter
    racer/summer bike
    brompton!

    all bikes are good

    tazzymtb
    Full Member

    niche is dead

    if you say so chap 😆

    Pickers
    Full Member

    I’ve had a bit of a clearout this last year or so, down to six now.

    Carbon road bike
    Ally road bike
    Ally CX/light tourer/commuter etc
    Steel proper road tourer
    Steel 29er MTB tourer
    Ally 26″ MTB (needs parts)

    The ones gone this year are the 26″ FS and the 26″ rigid SS. I also had a steel track bike but that went some time ago, wish I hadn’t sold that.

    I’d quite like a Brompton for trips to the office and another track bike. Next year maybe.

    andytherocketeer
    Full Member

    classic 531c road race bike
    ye olde worlde hardtail with 50mm XC forks rather than the 64mm all mountain
    cx bike that doubles as a road bike where I don’t need to stay on roads
    hardtail w/ 120mm up front more for “big days out”

    Goldigger
    Free Member

    I have a green one and a blue one..

    cookeaa
    Full Member

    I’d say mine cover a good chunk of the “Gnarr” to “Meh” scale..

    -DH bike
    -Geared, steel HT with a dropper
    -Rigid, SS MTB
    Geared Plastic road bike
    Fixed, heavy steel Winter (and summer) commuter

    Got rid of BMX and jump bikes as they simply weren’t being ridden any more…

    With that lot I could take part in a lot of different types of events, and I can do lots of different types of riding just for fun…

    Still quite fancy a CX bike, but I’m not sure how much use it would really get given the current lot…

    thisisnotaspoon
    Free Member

    Too different, I had a 150mm FS bike but it got used so infrequently and when it did it often felt like I was using it for the sake of it rather than because it was needed on a given day.

    Should really have gotten more similar bikes, a SS, HT and XC/trail FS would have covered all my riding to some degree, rather than trying to cover too broad a spectrum and always being on the wrong bike.

    cloudnine
    Free Member

    An odd fs / slopestyle type 4x bike with 150 revs and 100mm on the back which serves as my do it all mtb.. and a tripster atr which is my do it all road / cx / gravel bike.
    Throw in an assortment of tyres and forks and I sort of have it covered

    flashes
    Free Member

    SS 26er
    SS Fatbike
    Fixed Fatbike
    Fixed 29er
    commuter
    fixed road bike
    cruiser
    trials bike
    SS race 26er
    I really must have a clearout………….

    tomhoward
    Full Member

    Fixed Fatbike

    Wins ‘most niche’ award.

    jambalaya
    Free Member

    Fairly. Bfe for all round riding, Covert for Alps/away trips. They both have same wheels, brakes etc though. Both have adjustable travel forks.

    iainc
    Full Member

    red, white, orange and a blue one on order 😀

    andrewh
    Free Member

    Google pics but from:

    to

    with 5 inbetween.

    mikey3
    Free Member

    I,ve got two bikes ,an oldish thorn xtc and a 6 year old rocky mountain element f/s,so pretty different I guess,i would get a nice new f/s bike if I had any money but you be very sad if anything happened to the thorn.

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Not bad, andrewh. My track bike is further out than your TT bike though, and my Patriot is similar to your Stinky, but then again you have coil springs.. hmm..

    Anyone own both a track bike and a DH?

    TiRed
    Full Member

    unicycle to kiddyback tandem, via recumbent KMX kart. With a handful of road, track, TT and mtb bikes for mainstream, and a dutch ladies roadster for shopping.

    How’s that?

    I don’t have a DH bike *shudder*

    oxym0r0n
    Full Member

    Steel SS CX (discs, slicks and mudguards) – commuter
    Steel Geared CX (diss, slicks=roadie)
    Steel rigid SS 29er (winter mtb)
    Steel hardtail 29er (1×10)

    All variations on a theme but all get used for a purpose. I keep fancying a bouncy bike but I think it just wouldn’t get used for the type of riding I do…

    Ecky-Thump
    Free Member

    Probably a bit too closely grouped in “middle of the road” spec when I start to think about it…
    456EVOTi – 140mm /65.n deg / dual ply tubeless / 2×9
    LV 301 – 160mm /65.n deg / dual ply tubeless / 2×10
    Patriot – 180mm / 65.n deg / dual ply tubeless / 2×9

    Think the Patriot might have to go to make room for a LV601, at least that should get me to 64.n deg 😛

    Malvern Rider
    Free Member

    Stepthru Dutch 3spd behemoth made of Hi Ten and increased gravity that weighs more than double the

    Flyweight alu 3×9 XC which cannot travel in the boot like the

    20″ cromo folder which sits unloved (almost hated) in the corner for most of it’s life.

    All go fwd when I pedal yet each one can’t even slightly do what the other does. It all makes sense to me.

    andrewh
    Free Member

    I think you just beat there Mol!
    However, TiRed has just reminded me that I have a unicycle too, where that come in the spectrum relative to your track bike?

    TiRed
    Full Member

    Errr. There is more than one track bike 😉 . Since the unicycle is steel, it has more in common with the vintage one, as opposed to the alloy Dolan.

    Of course there are two further fixed wheel road bikes as well.

    I don’t have a folder any more – but have owned a Raleigh 20, Brompton, Airframe (no. 87) and an Airnimal Rhino.

    Still don’t have a proper recumbent. A Mango velomobile would be my choice.

    molgrips
    Free Member

    TiRed has just reminded me that I have a unicycle too, where that come in the spectrum relative to your track bike?

    Well.. I started thinking about it then I realised that unicycles are not bikes 🙂

    carlosg
    Free Member

    26″ P7 on 120mm front end
    26″ Keewee cromo 8
    Both steel but very different to ride. No road bikes here, no interest since a car tried to smash me to bits nearly 20 years ago.

    freeagent
    Free Member

    26″ 100m HT (2 x 9)
    700c disc braked Hybrid (2×9 – winter road bike)
    Giant Defy 1 roadie (for dry roads)

    Retrodirect
    Free Member

    fixed

    ss mtb

    bikepolo (bits rewelded and not repainted hence paintjob)

    the photo doesnt really show short that polo bike is. end to end the front edge of the tyre only JUST comes up to the front axle on my 29er. turns rapid!

    yunki
    Free Member

    hmmm… at the one end I have a classic steel hardtail frame with a rigid carbon fork and 2.35 knobblies

    at the other I have a classic steel hardtail frame with a rigid steel fork and 2.35 slicks

    Oh… and a customised unicycle 🙂

    gonzy
    Free Member

    one has fat tyres…the other has skinny ones
    one has suspension…the other has nothing
    one is slow…the other is fast
    one cost a lot…the other one didnt cost a lot
    one is blue…the other is orange
    one has a name…the other doesnt
    one lives upstairs…the other lives downstairs

    TiRed
    Full Member

    I realised that unicycles are not bikes

    No, but bikes can be unicycles 😯

    ads678
    Full Member

    I’ve got a road bike, a 140mm HT and a 100mm HT currently with slicks on.

    I would like more travel and more bounce at that end of my spectrum.

    olddog
    Full Member

    Road bike
    150mm full suss 26
    100mm HT 29er
    1990 Kona Explosif with slicks for general use

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