View Poll Results: What's your Clyde-Ride?
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What type of bike do you ride?
10-27-06, 08:13 PM
#126
Enthusiast
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Minneapolis, MN
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Bikes: Bianchi Volpe, Giant OCR-1, and a 1996 Raleigh M60 MTB
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Sorry, that is a 96 raleigh M60 - not M90. It has been through a lot of hard trails and deserves to named correctly.......
10-28-06, 12:00 PM
#127
beater bike addict
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Location: qcy,il
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Bikes: 3schwinn2ross,puchAD,Raleighreliant,PugUE8,panasonicspecHR,sig djerba others
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Daily driver:schwinn continental. Playtoys:raliegh reliant,ross grand tour II, schwinn:traveler,caliente,ladies varsity, pug:uo8, panasonic:? huffy:6speed commuter,carrera. Restoring:a hardrock, mongoose,columbia60's 10speed, columbia metro, signiture djerbe,free spirit brittany,free spirit his n hers 10speeds, and a murry ultima I
10-30-06, 12:13 AM
#128
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: South Florida
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Bikes: Cannondale M300SE, Bianchi Giro SS
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Old Cannondale M300 soon to be a SS
and an almosy completed custom Bianchi Giro
and an almosy completed custom Bianchi Giro
11-02-06, 11:54 AM
#129
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Location: Alexandria, VA
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Bikes: Firefly custom Road, Ira Ryan custom road bike, Ira Ryan custom fixed gear
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I've got 2 -- a JTS cross bike and a Rockhopper comp hardtail MTB. I didn't know which to vote for...
11-12-06, 11:09 PM
#130
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Hi all
Adam here, 103kgs and ride a Cervelo Carbon Soloist. A bit on the stiff side (esp on long trips) but I love the performance, reaction of the frame. Spec'd up with Record, Ksyrium ESs (as trainers) - got Boras for "racing". ITM stem/bars, Look carbon pedals....
Adam here, 103kgs and ride a Cervelo Carbon Soloist. A bit on the stiff side (esp on long trips) but I love the performance, reaction of the frame. Spec'd up with Record, Ksyrium ESs (as trainers) - got Boras for "racing". ITM stem/bars, Look carbon pedals....
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11-13-06, 05:49 PM
#131
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Raleigh NC
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Bikes: Takara 10 spd, Felt F90, Felt Q720
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Diamondback Wildwood, It's my Va creeper trail rider, haven't rode it much since santa wife got me my Felt F90 for Christmas this past year. Just got done doing a wheels off polish job, it sits on the treadmill in my office, the others are in the mower building, oh yeah, there's a vintage steel 10 speed Takara in there also. Also I'm 6'0", 215 lb, a clyde.
11-13-06, 06:57 PM
#132
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Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
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Bikes: KHS Alite 150
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2006 KHS Alite 150
I'll throw more onto it in the spring to make it more road-ey.
I'll throw more onto it in the spring to make it more road-ey.
11-16-06, 07:14 PM
#133
~ Going the Distance ~
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Location: Hermosa Beach, CA
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Bikes: 2006 Bianchi Carbon 928, 2002 Gary Fisher Utopia
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Hybrid is my main ride:
Gary Fisher Utopia 2002
Kinda like this one: https://gf.cyklokatalog.cz/utopia.jpg
Changed the saddle, clipless pedals, cartrige brakes, bar ends, cyclocomputer etc...
Been very reliable and strong since new, no broken parts whatsoever.
Gary Fisher Utopia 2002
Kinda like this one: https://gf.cyklokatalog.cz/utopia.jpg
Changed the saddle, clipless pedals, cartrige brakes, bar ends, cyclocomputer etc...
Been very reliable and strong since new, no broken parts whatsoever.
11-16-06, 10:10 PM
#134
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I ride an EZ Sport AX. That's a long wheel base recumbent, with an aluminum frame. Very nice bikle and sturdy as hell. /aince I have reworked a few things for better fit, it's really comfortable. bk
11-18-06, 04:07 PM
#135
Do I use too many commas?
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Location: Central New York
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The "Red Ryder" a fixed suspension mtb converted to a commuter with drop bars and bar end shifters.
My hands don't get numb anymore.
My hands don't get numb anymore.
11-18-06, 05:56 PM
#136
Out fishing with Annie on his lap, a cigar in one hand and a ginger ale in the other, watching the sunset.
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Originally Posted by WillisB
The "Red Ryder" a fixed suspension mtb converted to a commuter with drop bars and bar end shifters.
My hands don't get numb anymore.
My hands don't get numb anymore.
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. “He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you.”- Fredrick Nietzsche
"We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals." - Immanuel Kant
11-18-06, 08:46 PM
#137
Do I use too many commas?
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Originally Posted by Tom Stormcrowe
Be a nice touring rig!
Can't say that it hasn't crossed my mind!
11-19-06, 11:00 PM
#138
Float. Hammer. Jog.
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Location: Kansas City, USA
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Bikes: Trek: Pilot 2.1, 6500 Peugeot: Corbier
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5' 11', 230lbs...very much a clyde. Absolutely love my Trek Pilot 2.1. Hit a deer on it 10 days ago. The deer won. Bike is fine. Ribs are not. No broken bones.
11-20-06, 03:32 AM
#139
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this 
and numerous bmxs
and for the guy wondering whether the lht would hold up, i dunno about the downtube, but the headtube on this sucker is a beast. and as for steerer length that's how it is uncut on my 54.
and for the guy wondering whether the lht would hold up, i dunno about the downtube, but the headtube on this sucker is a beast. and as for steerer length that's how it is uncut on my 54.
11-20-06, 11:55 AM
#140
Striving for Fredness
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Originally Posted by grasshutmedia
5' 11', 230lbs...very much a clyde. Absolutely love my Trek Pilot 2.1. Hit a deer on it 10 days ago. The deer won. Bike is fine. Ribs are not. No broken bones.
Holy moly, what were the details behind that?
11-20-06, 01:04 PM
#141
Float. Hammer. Jog.
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Originally Posted by deputyjones
You hit a deer on your BIKE!!! Holy moly, what were the details behind that?
Holy moly, what were the details behind that?https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=245061
Turns out, I'm not alone.
11-20-06, 04:16 PM
#142
It's not easy being green
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Location: Chicago
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In order of fun:
'05 Giant NRS Composite 1
'02 Jamis Eclipse
'89 Nishiki SS Conversion
'05 Giant NRS Composite 1
'02 Jamis Eclipse
'89 Nishiki SS Conversion
11-22-06, 11:54 AM
#143
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5'9", 200lbs. My long time partner is an '85 Raleigh Wyoming tourer. Just recently had to replace the front wheel. Rear is still original and going strong. I'd love to have a semi-custom new touring bike or recumbent, but the wallet won't allow it just yet. Maybe next year.
11-28-06, 05:58 AM
#144
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Location: Weston, Florida
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Bikes: '10 Ridley Noah
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6'3", 220lbs. After significant reading and test rides, fitting and some more fitting, settlled on an '06 Specialized Tarmac Comp. Absolutely incredible ride... full stock bike... I even like the seat! Also have an '04 Trek 7300 hybrid that I use to ride around with the kiddies.
11-28-06, 10:54 AM
#145
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Location: Boise, ID
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Bikes: LeMond Sarthe, Schwinn Voyager 11.8, Specialized Hardrock
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Commuter: Early 90's Speciailized Hardrock, clipon fenders, Light & Motion Solo because it is dark both directions
Road Bike: '06 Lemond Sarthe - Ultegra Triple, sweet, sweet ride!
Nostalgia: '80 Schwinn Voyager 11.8, stock except for new tires and bar tape
Road Bike: '06 Lemond Sarthe - Ultegra Triple, sweet, sweet ride!
Nostalgia: '80 Schwinn Voyager 11.8, stock except for new tires and bar tape
11-29-06, 05:53 PM
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6'2" 215 lb Clyde here hailing from sunny Southeast Florida. My main ride is an '06 Specialized Tarmac Comp and my ride for tooling around with the kiddies is an '04 Trek 7300 Multitrack.
12-02-06, 12:24 AM
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Bikes: Cannondale M300SE, Bianchi Giro SS
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Originally Posted by johnileo61
6'2" 215 lb Clyde here hailing from sunny Southeast Florida. My main ride is an '06 Specialized Tarmac Comp and my ride for tooling around with the kiddies is an '04 Trek 7300 Multitrack.
12-02-06, 12:27 AM
#148
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Bikes: Cannondale M300SE, Bianchi Giro SS
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As for the bikes.
2003 Bianchi Giro (under construction)
199? Cannondale M300 (about to go under the knife for a SS conversion)
2007 PF RS (being delivered sometime in early March)
Sorry about not having pics
2003 Bianchi Giro (under construction)
199? Cannondale M300 (about to go under the knife for a SS conversion)
2007 PF RS (being delivered sometime in early March)
Sorry about not having pics
