Posh

Winter
Posh

Winter
Hmm did someone say light, fast and efficient.
My Other Steel Bike.
This is my current road bike (new tape last night, thats why its so clean!):

soon to be demoted to winter and turbo duties by this:
Nice bikes. I'd have Flips Rourkie any day. And for race days you can't beat those Madones.
You guys are aware you don't even see such nice kit at the races.

fast summer bike, was out last week but should start re-appearing very soon. Planet x carbon hack bike is doing a fine job of winter though
I can't get the same 'emotional bond' with my
Yeah, I had the same issue with my modern running shoes, all that rubber just seemed to create a block in the way we communicated. But now I have some norwegian spruce hand made running clogs, and we go out for dinner and bumming.
No posh photos here, this is my do everything summer/winter/training/race bike standing in the hallway!
@theboatman... naughty boy. I'm talking about aesthetics not function. Tsssk, bloody heathen.
my reasons for road riding, mud is fun at first but i found after a few years it is no fun anymore, the cleaning, the wear etc. The road bike go out blast the lanes, as long as it isn't icy you can relax and let the world drift by. I still think the best feeling for me on a bike is flying through dry flowing singletrack in springtime beech woodland with the wild garlic, and blue bells.
Same here. I absolutely hate cleaning bikes and skipping gears due to mud, so until summer I don't really ride my mtb that much! Add to that, we don't really have any good off-road here but loads of nice country lanes. Can't beat a good off-road descent with some jumps and drops thrown in, though
I agree, I bought a road bike to train for a triathlon 2 years ago. In the last year I've been out on my MTB twice, thinking of selling it tbh...



...the bottom one died today; the fork is broken...
radoggair you git
my Planet X is my race day bike.
Just a teaser.......
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