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01-16-05, 07:12 PM
I have too many bikes in a small apt.
fixed gear centurion
"fuji's finest" Alumbinum road
early 90's cannondale MTB with deore XT
Single Speed aluminum ATB I just built.
my plan is to get rid of one of them and it will probably be the MTB or the road bike. whichever one I keep needs to be able to handle light touring and triathlons (on road and off, although I must preface this with the fact that I am not competetive at all).
My current plan is to swap wheels / tires / bars on the cannondale as needed.
Does this sound like a particularly terrible idea to anyone? getting rid of the singlespeed or the fixie is not an option because those are the bikes I ride most often.
fixed gear centurion
"fuji's finest" Alumbinum road
early 90's cannondale MTB with deore XT
Single Speed aluminum ATB I just built.
my plan is to get rid of one of them and it will probably be the MTB or the road bike. whichever one I keep needs to be able to handle light touring and triathlons (on road and off, although I must preface this with the fact that I am not competetive at all).
My current plan is to swap wheels / tires / bars on the cannondale as needed.
Does this sound like a particularly terrible idea to anyone? getting rid of the singlespeed or the fixie is not an option because those are the bikes I ride most often.