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Me... for the first time in living memory...

[b]100%

4/4[/b]

GET IN!

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Posted : 19/06/2013 5:43 pm
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I'm 3 for 3 at the moment ๐Ÿ˜€ for the first time in a while. Also at the point where there is nothing I feel I need to change on any bike, but as I haven't quite sorted out storage for 2 of them at my current house, I only have access to one ๐Ÿ™


 
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75% - rhe Rockhopper needs the new wheel fitting.

Apart from that, all is good.

MTB fine, BMX, well, it's a BMX innit?

Just about to go out on the roadie for the first proper big roadie ride in ages.
It's going to hurt ๐Ÿ˜€


 
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75% - need a new seatclamp on my CX bike


 
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3 from 3 here (we'll ignore the stolen one for the purposes of this report).


 
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100% here,that'll be 1/1.


 
Posted : 19/06/2013 6:01 pm
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100% 4/4. Though some tweaks really required, however with current crop of good weather no way am I going to start fettling ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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I have several half-built frames. Do they count?

If they don't, 3/3.

4, if you include the misses's.


 
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45% (of 5).

work that one out...


 
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2/3 and that's only cause my mates nicked the seat of my winter bike. Because the one on his new giant he reckons is to hard for him. The big girl


 
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100%

However the rider of them is broken.


 
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99%of 3 bikes - just need to swap the seatpost out on my roadie...

Cheers

Danny B


 
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100% - 3/3 mine
100% - 6/6 including wife's and girls....
Get me!


 
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2 out of many work properly

Nice mtb and best road bike that's it rest in bits in prep for a big clear out


 
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All of it


 
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All of it +1


 
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3/4

4/6 if wife and family involved


 
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a) Love your seating area
b) 93.7% of 1 bike (now) - at LBS getting BB serviced which accounts of 6%, and some shiny Hope bits* added which will fix the .3%

*How much are their jockey wheels???


 
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80% although the nice racer needs a service before I take it out to spain to \o/


 
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Well, the full susser is dirty, so as you well know I count that as a big fail. ๐Ÿ™‚ 66.66....%


 
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7/7 but it's often 5 or 6/7


 
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3 out of 7

Road bike and tt bike share wheels

Took the bits off my race bile and fitted them to jaynes mtb before i left so she can race 10 under the ben

And my fat bike needs a drive train ๐Ÿ™‚


 
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I've got 5/8 working at the moment (counting the whole family here), but I've only just taken the shock off the full suss this evening. Need a couple of new bolts and it's good as new


 
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5 out of 5. I work for a bike company and have access to a full equipped workshop so I have no excuses for them not to be.


 
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If we are counting the whole family fleet I'm 8/8.


 
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For once, 4 of 4 can be ridden without having to borrow parts from each other.


 
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is that working order, or good working order

either way im in the 90% region out of three

even better out of four, if i include the missus

lets just ignore the other bikes in the shed, they are not mine to sell.


 
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8 bikes, 2 working, 2 mid-"re-engineering", the rest just in bits cos I CBA.


 
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like Meatloaf - two outta three aint bad

actually the 3rd isn't so bad just need to sort the brakes on the mountain bike (I really don't know what I am doing with hydro discs, may have to buy tthew loads of beer and ask for a lesson)


 
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I hate to have to be the one to point it out, but judging from the photograph posted, at least 50% of the OPs bikes are in fact, wrought iron garden chairs..

by that reckoning I estimate that getting on for about 83% of my steeds are in a useable condition


 
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In the last week or two I've rebuilt pedals, serviced forks, changed BB bearings, adjusted headsets, changed rear end bushings, loctited bolts, replaced broken chainguide bits, serviced a freehub, bled brakes and replaced a bent saddle.

Was sure I was finished, but now I need to do frame bearings.

It never ends, does it?


 
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6/6

OK, I'll admit to slight derailler setup issues on the Tracer, and I need to re-tune the suspension to cope with the silly speeds and flat landings I'm hitting.


 
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Is that like a where's wally picture Harry? I can only see two.

Me?
Hmmm, not all for sure
CX Bike - yes
Road bike - yes
SS MTB - yes
Touring bike - Yes
Cruiser - No
SS CX - No
Geared MTB - No
Hybrid - No

So 50/50 split I'm afraid but to be fair the SS CX only needs some brakes and the cruiser is fine, it's just in bits.


 
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99% Both fully functional, but the full sus is clean needing a lube.


 
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All of them after today, but it rarely lasts long


 
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4 out of 4 for mine, 2 out of 2 for other garage dwellers (boy 1 and wife ) and 2 out of 2 for the one lent to boy 2 and his girlfriend in London. Hmm I seem to have 8 bikes.....


 
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3 out of 4 for me, must be a record!


 
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About 40%, but 2 "only" need flats fixing.
There's the one which spewed me off a week ago, and a couple of wrecks in a friends garage. Do those still count as bikes?


 
Posted : 19/06/2013 10:38 pm
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Mine: all of them.
Kids: BMX needs new brake spring after Son1 fancied "Brakeless" and snapped the spring. KMX needs a new rear derailleur - which is on the list.


 
Posted : 20/06/2013 12:08 am
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3 from 3 here.... But that doesn't stop me wanting to increase the stable. N+1 and all that!!


 
Posted : 20/06/2013 6:37 am
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bike 1 - forks u.s.
bike 2 - showing signs of stanchion wear - rear wheel needs new bearings ( again - pesky cheapo bearings!)80
bike 3 - new brake pads ,maybe new cables & a fettle on the front mech
required
Not sure how to equate all that as a percentage though? ๐Ÿ™‚


 
Posted : 20/06/2013 7:18 am
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3 ready to ride, 1 needs rear shock service and 1 rolling chassis.


 
Posted : 20/06/2013 7:42 am
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Surprisingly good at the moment, 7 ready to ride, 4 in various stages of rebuild.


 
Posted : 20/06/2013 8:43 am
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All the important ones are working.

Full Sus - tick
Ti Hardtail - tick
Road - tick
Retro HT - tick
Pub bike - puncture
Singlespeed - not built

so 4/6


 
Posted : 20/06/2013 9:20 am
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The Voltage is in such good condition I'm scared to use it because it can only deteriorate ๐Ÿ™‚

The Ramones is 100% operational but not so highly tuned

The Rize works but is starting to feel a bit meh - typical tired trail bike

The Big Sur is similarly baggy I hardly use it these days

The Proflex is 100% functional but then again there isn't much to function


 
Posted : 20/06/2013 9:21 am
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I'm massively OCD when it comes to faulty anything on my bikes and it won't stop nagging me until whatever it is that needs to be fixed, is fixed. Nothing is ever 100% but I'd feel confident taking any of my three bikes on an all day epic.

However, my XC bike has a slightly frayed gear cable near the rear mech.

๐Ÿ˜ณ


 
Posted : 20/06/2013 9:29 am