025 by donks73, on Flickr

Er actually its all i own.

either…

Long Haul Trucker by dickyelsdon, on Flickr

or

IMG_1164 by dickyelsdon, on Flickr

OMITN: snap! Used mine for a tour of Holland this summer – I had a double-take when i saw your pic as I have a virtually identical one of mine (on Home PC, at work now) taken on a ferry.

Edit: on closer inspection I see yours is the 2.0, mine’s the 3.0…this reminds me of a thread from a while back, sense of deja vu…

This is after an audax … rack and pannier fitted now.

Its a PX Uncle John, with the panels blacked out with black scotchlite. Looks normal until you get it under headlights, then it lights up like a christmas tree.

Same as the rest of the year…

Just put this together for the really bad days, it’ll also double up as my pub bike…

foxyrider – that’s a 4 and a half meg photo! can’t resize?

Bike – all year round, but built for the worst. Lights and mudguards stay on all year round and are great when the weather catches you out.

1 cat-eye light on tracing (side to side) mode and a 1/2 watt on steady. Eye catching but not too dazzling. Front has a P7 torch. Visibility from the side isn’t the best until…

You catch the reflective tyres

And there’s a little mirror to give you lots of warning of traffic coming up from behind.

35 mm knobblies (Schwalbe Marathon XR or sommert).

Same bike all year, just add a rear guard and some fluffy Velcro on the down tube in winter time

Two observations
1. A commuter should have mudguards
2. A Pub bike doesn’t need suspension forks – even if they’re crap they still make it more nickable

This is my ‘all year round’ commuter 😀

(the bus, not the bike. It’s cold here)

Til rear end er…snapped ?

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Slightly damp Brompton sulking in the corner

bike/train/bike

covered in London filth – has taken half hour off my commute and no more tube for me, which is really very welcome

As an all year round cycle commuter, I’m a bit staggered that people are posting up bikes without mudguards, unless they are bikes in their summer guise. Are people really hopping on every wet winter day thinking; yes in 2 minutes time my crack will be full of freezing water, that’s the way I roll???

^Crud Catchers are going on v.soon

It does every season.
Now has loads of 3m tape on it to make me shine.

ace. these are great.

Here’s mine

pompino by Jon Wyatt, on Flickr

A pompino, fixed obviously.

Come the new financial year, I’ll be getting a new bike on the cycle to work scheme and this is the top of my list so far.

A singular Gryphon….or maybe a roadrat. Hard to tell at the moment.

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That was as bought 18 months ago. Since put layback post on, new stem, SPDs and bar ends. Need a new rear tyre now, so taking recommendations.

Oh… and it stays like that all year. Mudguards may look shite, but help stop it getting knicked!

Now with a shorter Thomson Stem:

Here she is!

IMAG0485 by smoggy3, on Flickr

in all-year round guise, now with chain tensioner as the chain has stretched a bit

I have 2.

Mostly using the Dummy at the mo’ as my commute’s barely 15 minutes. Pomp comes out training in the evenings. 🙂

Either of these two, depending on the weather (whether i can be bothered mostly!)
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Old Muddy Fox courier,

007 by coastkid71, on Flickr

001 (4) by coastkid71, on Flickr
Some Dutch touches…

004 (5) by coastkid71, on Flickr

Ring a ding ding 😮

005 (6) by coastkid71, on Flickr

my new purchase

P1030364 by eastham_david, on Flickr

Any of you commuters know of full mudguards that would fit mine, with 2.3 slicks?

summer fun

set up for winter