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Old 09-05-13, 07:58 AM
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hey guys. long time lurker of this forum and i finally made an account. here's my first post of my commuter bikes:

scott sportster p55 (2011 i think)


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Pics of the wife's LHT commuter.
New to her, just completed final touches to the bike.
Noticed a bit of extra space in back fender while processing the photos. Also still needs a computer and crane bell moved over.
Anyway, she likes it. Fits her like a glove and moved her favorite Brooks B17S Special to this ride.
Tubus Rack, mostly XT hubs and drivetrain, nice bar end shifters, etc.
Also 2 matching mocha Ortlieb Back Rollers, not shown.
She uses a couple of different, girlier panniers in town.
Or Wald folding baskets on her utility bike.
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One of her other commuter bikes, pretty fast ride.....
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Old 09-06-13, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by AusTexMurf
Pics of the wife's LHT commuter.
Why is your wife so blue? She should be happy to have such a sweet ride (it does look a few sizes too big though, how does she reach the pedals or handlebars?)
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Wow, your wife has a beautiful setup! I like the monkey pictures-- I was going to make some jokes about the size, but I see RubeRad beat me to it!

Originally Posted by AusTexMurf
Pics of the wife's LHT commuter.
New to her, just completed final touches to the bike.
Noticed a bit of extra space in back fender while processing the photos. Also still needs a computer and crane bell moved over.
Anyway, she likes it. Fits her like a glove and moved her favorite Brooks B17S Special to this ride.
Tubus Rack, mostly XT hubs and drivetrain, nice bar end shifters, etc.
Also 2 matching mocha Ortlieb Back Rollers, not shown.
She also uses a couple of different, girlier panniers in town.
Or Wald folding baskets on her utility bike.
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Old 09-06-13, 12:31 PM
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My 4th grade son's commuter bike, one of three that he uses (hybrid, mtn, bmx).
This one is truly a freaky frankenbike. Parts from about 8 different machines.
Hand trued/tensioned wheels, 24" touring tires, touring cranks and rings, new grips, shifters v-brakes, 24" rack, recharge lights, etc.
Still need to change to a set back seat post and different stem and bars for better fit/look.
Started as a 1993 Novara Scrambler that I bought lightly used for my youngest brother, many moons ago.
Rebuilt for my boy's 10th birthday in August.
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Well that is remarkably well-executed for a Frankenbike! My vote for most beautiful crankset ever seen on a child's bike!

I have a 4th-grader myself, he'd be very envious of this rig.

And to have a son that young who's already a 'bike commuter'! Way to raise 'em right!
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Originally Posted by RubeRad
Why is your wife so blue? She should be happy to have such a sweet ride (it does look a few sizes too big though, how does she reach the pedals or handlebars?)
Pranked by our 4 1/2 year old (3 of 4) while taking photos.
He is quite the monkey butt, himself.
Loved it, myself.
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Adorable!
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Originally Posted by RubeRad
Well that is remarkably well-executed for a Frankenbike! My vote for most beautiful crankset ever seen on a child's bike!

I have a 4th-grader myself, he'd be very envious of this rig.

And to have a son that young who's already a 'bike commuter'! Way to raise 'em right!
Thank you. He is one amazing son.
He also has a very nice commute to elementary school. About 4.5 miles with a very friendly, albeit hilly, bike route in our neighborhood, then bike lanes, to a dedicated 2 way cycle track that runs directly to his school.
His school is also setting up bike trains to/from to encourage new/timid riders to commute to elementary school.
We are grateful for his school, the cycle facilities, and the bike culture at large, here in austin.

Good luck with you and yours as well.
Does your 4th grader ride to school or recreationally with you ?
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Here's my baby.



2009 Cannondale Hooligan 1. Official specifications care of Evans Cycles or The Bike List.

8 Speed Alfine Internal Gear Hub and Hydraulic Disc Brakes as standard. Bought it off eBay, it came with some Cane Creek Bar Ends.

Added Alfine Hub Dynamo, B&M Dynamo Front & Rear Lights, Mudguards, Rear Rack, ReeLights, PedaLites, Spoke Reflectors, Ergon Grips and Saddle, 2mm Spokes, Schwalbe Big Apple 2.3" Tyres and Imported the Cannondale Hooligan Kickstand from Japan.

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Old 09-06-13, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by AusTexMurf
Good luck with you and yours as well.
Does your 4th grader ride to school or recreationally with you ?
Thx for the interest, your son's school/cycle situation sounds awesome.

Yes, lots of recreational riding in the whole family, but unfortunately, cycle-commuting to school is not in the cards for us right now. Last week we had a special family event where we dropped off the kids at school in the morning with their bikes, and then met them on bikes after school to all ride home together, but it wouldn't work regularly. Our school is a little over 7 mi away, maybe 2-3mi of it is segregated bikeway, which is nice, but the rest is bike lanes on arterial suburban roads, with not much opportunity to divert to residential side streets. And we have three; the 4th grader is in the middle; the youngest would not be able to make the uphill trek to school in less than probably 90 min; the older two would be more like 45-60min.

So since at least one needs driving, it makes the most sense to drive them all. However, I'm hoping that with cross-country practice starting after school, the two oldest may get dropped off with their bikes in the morning a few days a week, and ride home after practice (no parent, but the two of them together). As an incentive to help make them eager to ride on tired legs, I can promise to outfit their bikes with racks & bags so they don't have to ride hot & topheavy with backpacks! If I ever do, I'll be sure to come back and post pics of their commuterized bikes! But until then, this is the 4th grader's bike, and I don't think I have any pictures of the oldest's bike, but it's a Raleigh Technium PRE just like this.
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Operation drop bar disc MTB is done, still haven't gotten my rack in the mail yet but she's road worthy finally.


Sweet build!!! I look forward to whatever you build up next.
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This is currently my main commuter. Raleigh technium 440


This is my bad weather commuter. Trek 800 mountain bike converted to a sorta hybrid. both these bikes are true warriors.
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Old 09-10-13, 12:36 PM
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My Motobeane Jubilee 100 frame



Misspelled the title "Motobecane"
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Originally Posted by AusTexMurf
Pranked by our 4 1/2 year old (3 of 4) while taking photos.
He is quite the monkey butt, himself.
Loved it, myself.
Reminds me of this haha



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Originally Posted by PatrickGSR94
Reminds me of this haha


Awesome. Familiar, indeed.
Thanks for sharing.
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That's such a beautiful bike! How long have you had it, and what do you think of it? Have you changed it up a lot-- I thought I remembered a picture of yours with upright bars.

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Originally Posted by PennyTheDog
That's such a beautiful bike! How long have you had it, and what do you think of it? Have you changed it up a lot-- I thought I remembered a picture of yours with upright bars.
Thanks for the compliment and thanks for asking.
I got it March 2013, I think. Came with 44cm Noodle drop bars on it. I think it was 22 lbs. complete stock build.
I tried it with Noodle bars, Moustache bars, and Albatross bars. All standard Rivendell bar builds for their bikes.

Now I have 41cm Noodle drops on it, and so far, so good. No pain. Very comfortable. I think I will keep it this way now as long as everything continues to be fine.
It is a very cushy, soft ride and descends like a rock. Very stable and predictable handling.
I like the 650b wheels and that the frame can handle 42mm wide tires.
Wide tires at lower pressures roll great over rough roadways. Stock tires are the massive puncture protected Schwalbe Marathons.

I just finished a metric century on it and I felt great afterwards. So happy to finally be comfortable on it. Took a while for me to dial in my fit.
The Lord willing, I will be fine on it from here on out.
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2009 Cannondale Hooligan 1. Official specifications care of Evans Cycles or The Bike List.

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I like it a lot.
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I like it a lot.

Me, too.
Great looking, great performing folder.
Nice ride.
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Me, too.
Great looking, great performing folder.
Nice ride.
I don't think it folds. But nice nonetheless.
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Originally Posted by DVC45
I like it a lot.
Thanks
Originally Posted by AusTexMurf
Me, too.
Great looking, great performing folder.
Nice ride.
Great looking - check
Great performing - check
Folder - ERM... No. Rigid frame.
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Gotcha.
My bad, didn't look closely enough.
A city velo/20 inch mini then, I assume.
Still nice, fast manuevarable ride for dense areas.
And easy to get on the trains, bus racks, etc.
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