please post pics of your bikes here

[JMC]

pretty please? :D

[lowracer1]

my two lowracers

http://groups.msn.com/BicyclingForumPicPost/trainingsetuppics.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=1763

http://groups.msn.com/BicyclingForumPicPost/trainingsetuppics.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=5009

http://groups.msn.com/BicyclingForumPicPost/trainingsetuppics.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=6615

http://groups.msn.com/BicyclingForumPicPost/trainingsetuppics.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=6616

http://groups.msn.com/BicyclingForumPicPost/trainingsetuppics.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=6996

http://groups.msn.com/BicyclingForumPicPost/trainingsetuppics.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=7408

http://groups.msn.com/BicyclingForumPicPost/trainingsetuppics.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=9361

[Dr. Duk]

(pretty please? :D )

:D There is a thread with "Bent" photos. The last reply was Dec. 05, 2004. Okay, here is pictures of six (6) of the seven (7) "Bents" that I have in my stable. :D

[Trsnrtr]

pretty please? :D

If it ever quits raining, I'll take a pic of both of my hi-racers together. In the meantime, check further in this newsgroup for a few pics.

-Dennis

[John C. Ratliff]

Okay,

John

[OnYoLeft]

This is our VR-85, nicknamed the Road Runner.

[Dr. Duk]

:o
OnYoLeft
2 wheels R better than 4


You guys look familiar. I'm sure I have seen you at the Midwest Recumbent Rally. :)

[para handy]

My faired HP Velotechnik Streetmachine GT:

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/13q11/images/SMGT_faired_01.jpg

[Dr. Duk]

para handy
Junior Member :D

So this is what my GT will look like when my Streamer Fairing arrives and is mounted. I have been waiting with anticipation for two (2) months. :(

[Dr. Duk]

para handy:

Received my Streamer Fairing this evening in the middle of a snowstorm. :) 8" of the white stuff on the ground and expecting another 6"-8" overnight. Can't wait to mount it on the GT but no need to rush. Can't ride with this white stuff clogging the streets. :cry:

[para handy]

Yeah, took a while for mine to come through too, got the Speedbag reasonably quickly, but had to wait ages for the Streamer.

Found an extra advantage from the Streamer last winter - Cycling along one evening when the grit-lorries were out treating the roads before the snow came. On the 'bent, my head is at just the right level to get a face full of grit as they pass :eek: And when your face is cold anyway, boy does that stuff sting :mad:. Tilt the Streamer up slightly, and it does help to deflect the stuff away from you. Generally, I use the Streamer more for weather protection than for any aerodynamic effect - I'm rarely going fast enough for that.

[Dr. Duk]

para handy

After the snow quit falling this morning we have 12"-14" of the white on the ground. :mad: This will curtail my daily rides for a few days until the roads are somewhat clean and not mucked up. :D

[hi565]

Do they make trainers for Recumbents, that would be cool.

[Dr. Duk]

Do they make trainers for Recumbents, that would be cool.

Only for the NEWBIES that come over from riding DF's. :beer:

Yes, there are quite a few trainers made for recumbents. :D

[hi565]

? I dont get it sry, i dont ride recumbents.

[lowracer1]

I use a TACX virtual trainer with steerer for my Optima baron lowracer. All I had to do was lengthen the base of the trainer. I also modified a cycleops trainer to be used for a 20" rear wheel. My lowracer though uses a 650c rear wheel.

[startle]

trying once again to post a picture, maybe I should do like the kids say, go out and work on the bike and let them do this!

[startle]

trying once again to post a picture, maybe I should do like the kids say, go out and work on the bike and let them do this! try this once more

[startle]

I guess I'll try once again, persistance is a curse!

[startle]

well,, heres another attempt.

[cyclingshane73]

well,, heres another attempt.

Still no workie my friend. ;)

[hi565]

Only for the NEWBIES that come over from riding DF's. :beer:

Yes, there are quite a few trainers made for recumbents. :D


Very funny Dr. Duk. :rolleyes:

[royalflash]

nice pics - those HP Velotechnic bikes look really good- I´d really like to get a recumbent but they are so expensive sigh....I´ll just have to stick with my DF´s for now :(

[Ritz]

Lots of photos of mine here: http://www.tourdepants.com :)

[Dr. Duk]

hi565
Very funny Dr. Duk. :rolleyes:

Don't take life so seriously. Remember a frown is a upside down smile!!! :(=:) = :D




carpe diem

[startle]

can you see it now?

[startle]

can you see this now?

[Ritz]

YEAH!!!!!! Startle, I Can See You!!!!!

[startle]

YEAH!!!!!! Startle, I Can See You!!!!!

had to get my daughter to shrink the picture or something and it wasn't the picuture I wanted and I think I'll do what she suggested go out and do a tune up on the car or something I can get a grip on!! and let her play with this tech stuff. but it is kinda fun if not frustrating!

[cjs1948]

My trikes or at least a link:

[http://picturedigger.com/ims/pic.php?u=18XkCDA&i=732]
[http://picturedigger.com/ims/pic.php?u=18XkCDA&i=733]

Chip

This may be a repeat of what's above--in other words, a test:

http://picturedigger.com/ims/pic.php?u=18XkCDA&i=732[/img][/url]

[sbhikes]

Here's my Thunderbolt. Doesn't anybody else have one? It might not be as sexy as all your other fancy bikes, but I have so much fun riding it.

I also have photos of my commute. Don't be jealous all you snow people. Commute photos. (http://dianesoini.com/home/bike_to_work/commute/)