[mc-m3]

3 road bikes
3 tandems, one a vintage with down tube Dura Ace shifters, one setup for gravel and dirt.

Only one doesn't get ridden much as it is an old standard double Dura Ace group and pretty tough on hills.

[itrsteve]

Originally Posted by ScottSinger

What's an Ultra Fred ?

You know, that chubby guy at the group rides with the nicest of gear.

My hopes were to finish my MBA in december, train this winter and get racing again BUTTTT we just found that we'll be expecting our first child in the March timeframe soooo that plan is out the window haha.

Sympathy eating will have my zipps at their weight limits

[Mr Tonka]

Originally Posted by itrsteve

You know, that chubby guy at the group rides with the nicest of gear.

My hopes were to finish my MBA in december, train this winter and get racing again BUTTTT we just found that we'll be expecting our first child in the March timeframe soooo that plan is out the window haha.

Sympathy eating will have my zipps at their weight limits

Ahhh, the clydesdale days. hahaha

Congratulations on the baby!

[PoorLurker]

Originally Posted by Salespunk

The correct answer is not enough. Always N+1

Currently have 2 MTB, 1 Road, 1 Beach Cruiser and too many kids bikes to count. I have reduced my MTB count significantly from the 5 that I used to have.

If your IG is the same handle, then I remember seeing those 5 bikes. However, it seemed like you would have 5 bikes at any one time with a new one leaving and coming in every week, haha.

[GERMAN M3]

2 Road Bikes..

Trek Madone
Bianchi San Mateo

Bianchi is a bit older, but has a solid aluminum frame
w / carbon forks and Campagnolo Veloce components.

[loveskiing]

1 Road-Specialized Roubaix
However he fights for time with the m3...for some odd reason, the m3 usually wins...

[Rayscott]

Trek Domane and Trek 8.3 hybrid for trails. Selling my Trek Domane and Trek 8.3. I am planning to buy a Specialized Cross Trail for trails, with minimum road riding . The roads are becoming too dangerous for me.

[Rayscott]

My Trek Domane is officially for sale. It is 6 series CF (best CF Trek offers) with Aeolus CF wheels. Componetry is Ultegra 6800 Di2 50/34 and 11-32. 54CM. Dark blue. 3 years old in excellent condition. Paid 8K selling for 3200. I don't know how to post pics, if interested contact me and I will send pics. Ray

[c1pher]

Not to derail things but I am looking at a few bikes and want something that can do crappy pavement and maybe light trails. I am considering either a Specialized Crosstrail Disc or a Giant Roam 2 Disc. Any thought on either or maybe a different type of bike entirely? Thanks.

[Rayscott]

When I sell my Trek Domane and I am buying the Specialized Cross Trail. Full CF frame, smart shock, good componetry and with my discount I can get one for around $1300. Perfect for crappy pavement and trails. I am taking a friend to my Bike shop today as he also is going to buy one. Trek does not make a bike in this category.

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by loveskiing

1 Road-Specialized Roubaix
However he fights for time with the m3...for some odd reason, the m3 usually wins...

You need more HP in your legs !

[c1pher]

Originally Posted by Rayscott

When I sell my Trek Domane and I am buying the Specialized Cross Trail. Full CF frame, smart shock, good componetry and with my discount I can get one for around $1300. Perfect for crappy pavement and trails. I am taking a friend to my Bike shop today as he also is going to buy one. Trek does not make a bike in this category.

The crosstrail Disc I am looking at is only $650.

[slalomfever]

2014 BMC roadracer SL01 - road bike
2017 Intense Primer - MT

[Rayscott]

Originally Posted by MGM135is

The crosstrail Disc I am looking at is only $650.

Yeah, there are several varieties. I am used to a CF road bike so I am going with CF on the cross trail as well as the new brain shock they offer. You cant go wrong with any of their models.

[jlo0109]

Just one. Ridley Fenix. I've been looking for a mountain bike to add to the addition.

[c1pher]

Originally Posted by Rayscott

Yeah, there are several varieties. I am used to a CF road bike so I am going with CF on the cross trail as well as the new brain shock they offer. You cant go wrong with any of their models.

I don't mind spending that kind of money, but for my casual use, $650 is a little more than I want to pay for a bicycle, but still want something nice.

[Rayscott]

Originally Posted by MGM135is

I don't mind spending that kind of money, but for my casual use, $650 is a little more than I want to pay for a bicycle, but still want something nice.

I saw a Cross Trail at my bike shop for around that price. Aluminum frame, shock, decent components.

[KingOfJericho]

Road: 2011 Trek Madone 4.7
Trail/Rec: Next week I'm picking up a 1996 (pre-Trek) Klein Pulse Comp that someone spent a fortune rebuilding with new XT components and spinergy wheels for $300. I always wanted a Klein when I was really into biking in the mid-90s (pre-drivers license) so this is me rebuilding my childhood dreams. Hey, it's cheaper than buying the cars of my dreams...

[UncleWede]

We picked up the refurbished Trek 2 nights ago for my son. Total to rebuild it was a little over $220. Not bad for a "new" bike for the kid.

While he was in applying for a job at the bike shop, I rode it home. I've never been on a bike quite that fast!

[loveskiing]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

You need more HP in your legs !

You're right...I took your suggestion and added a "M" button for my legs and voila I added 10 wheel human power...plus threw a Macht Schnell air intake and man that bike flies...

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by loveskiing

You're right...I took your suggestion and added a "M" button for my legs and voila I added 10 wheel human power...plus threw a Macht Schnell air intake and man that bike flies...

Lance...(Armstrong) can help you too !

[Rayscott]

Originally Posted by ///M Power-Belgium

Lance...(Armstrong) can help you too !