BikeInMN

bikes

1 - road bike for racing and training
2 - road bike that just kind of sits around waiting. Currently missing parts as other bikes needed stuff
3 - cx bike for racing and training
4 - TT bike for racing and training
5 - fixed gear with fenders for bad weather and commuting
6 - MTB for general goofing off and an occasional race
7 - MTB beater for winter riding set up with studded tires

DEK

A. 30+ year old Motobecane Grand Record. Used for about 90% of my riding; which is recreational road.

B. 3 year old Specialized Hardrock (no suspension). Used for light trail riding and for riding with my kids.

SpiderMike

1.Surly 1x1. For the trails mainly.
2. Early 90's Kona Hahanna fully rigid, chromo, converted to SS. My commuter.
3. Early 80's BMX cruiser. Got NOS checkered padset to put on it.
4. Early 70's Schwinn Cruiser, "rat rodded". (Wife has matching girls bike, will restore it after #5)
5. 1971 Schwinn Manta Ray (restoration in progress)

roadie66

04 Specalized epic disk trail riding/racing
04 Klein Q carbon team raod bike
98 Klein Navigator commuter/touring
197? somthing Somec Special project bike right now
01 jamis Dragon race bike
04 jamis dakota XC trail rides
1968 Raligh project bike

dynaryder

Sirrus - fast commuter
Sedona - bad weather commuter
Raleigh - backup commuter and beater to park in questionable areas
Dew Deluxe - backup fast commuter and errand runner
BBU - the 'good' bike
Absolute - was the fast commuter,now I'm not sure what it is(backup 'good' bike?)
Buzz - screw-off-on bike
Fuji Folder - ride on Metro bike
1x1 - the SS
7200 - the original commuter,ex-beater,that will be put up for sale one of these days if I can get
off my lazy butt and fix the flat tire

geebee

Trike for alot of night rides/exercise and bad weather.
Chopper for bike path rides.
Electric Chopper for random cruises/just for fun, also does off road quite well.
Folder for when I want to take my bike with me.
Scooter/Moped for errands ie. getting the paper etc.

jur

'05 Giant Sedona CX: Bike path cruising with SWMBO, backup commuter
early 9? Giant Innova Hybrid: Commuter, roadie dropper (when I can)

duckliondog

In order of acquisition:

1) Specialized Stumpjumper Comp: My first bike and my most trusted. I got this used and in kind of bad conditin. Now it's a gorgeous and very worth bike. I use this for cruising around town and commuting, but it still makes it to the trails when the other MTB is out.

2) Bianchi Super GL: This is my "Main Battle Bike." It's my celeste-colored, dual suspension, full XTR, dream bike. Naturally, I use this as often as possible. I got it as a gift. It was a much better bike than I was a rider, so I set about changing that as soon as I got it.

3) Bianchi Alfana: My first road bike. I bought it for $200. I replaced all the black parts with white parts and called it the "Great White Flight." I rode my first century on this one.

4) Cinelli Unica: Actually, I don't have this one yet, it's in the mail. It's going to be the sexiest bike I've ever seen. I have some red Aeroheads from Mike Garcia that I'm going to put on the bright red frame.

I'm only 20, but I know there will be many more to come. I love building them almost as much as I love riding them, so why should I stop?

greenbreezer

I have:

'98 (I believe) Breezer Storm MTB set up for commuting. Has 1.0 tires and taller gears. Otherwise all other parts are hand-me-downs from my or my husband's mountain bikes. Averages about 80-100 mi/week.

'93 McMahon Ti hardtail which has the misfortune of not seeing anymore trail time due to.....

'05 Santa Cruz Blur. A one-off, custom-built bike with too many blings to list. Love my new Blur!

genec

3 bikes.

1.) Heavy duty touring/commuting bike, custom built in the mid '80s... was my "perfect" bike at the time. Has braze-ons for everything. Phil Wood hubs and BB, flat bars with friction thumb shifters. Needs good overhaul and new paint... several 10s of thousand miles. Fits like a glove. Just gets used to cruise around the mesa... down to the beach...

2.) '80s Crit bike. Sannino, all Galli Groupo... couple of Campy parts. Nice bike, but the frame really isn't all that comfortable for long rides... agressive seat tube angle. Ridden ~100 mi a week.
Red. Must wear kit.

3.) Garage sale bargin... fat fat tires, tractor seat, cheap platform pedals. Gets ridden to any close shop for whatever. Great on the beach boardwalk. Too ugly to have any real style. Prefers to be ridden in flip flops or sandals.

cycle17

Well my bikes are listed on my signature at the bottom, but here is the breakdown on how much they are ridden:

1. 04 Trek 5200 Team Bike: Bought used from a nice guy in TX. But to look at this bike you'd think it just rolled off the showroom floor. It's virtually mint. I have put about 1,100 miles on it this year, but it has never seen rain, or bad weather and is reserved for tour rides and the occasional race. Sometimes I grab this bike for an attempt at a "personal best" ride and it never dissappoints. :-)

2. 05 Trek 5000: Same frame, stem, bar and fork setup as the 5200. Lower groupos (Ultegra and 105 vs Full Ultegra) Came with a triple, but I am converting to double this winter. This is my training and club riding bike. This bike sees 90% of my riding and feels almost exactly like my 5200, just a little heavier.

3. 1999 Klien Pulse II Mountain Bike: This was the last of the breed. Upgraded to this bike from my Trek 930 Singletrack. This was when Klien still owned Klien and made all their frames in house. It has all finished welds on the power gradient tubing and rides like a hardtail should. Still a heck of a bike and climbs like a billy goat! I only mountain bike a half dozen times a year now that I'm a rodie convert, but this bike can still handle anything the trails can dish out. After 6 years and countless hard miles, this bike still looks and rides like new, although it may be time for some new rims next season.

I am also in search of an older steel/alu frame Trek road bike in good shape to use as a tourer/around town/casual road bike for next year. You know... a frame in nice shape that maybe needs some rims and a few other parts, but isn't a complete project.

A TT bike is somewhere off in my future, but at like $3,500 it still a dream.

If I had more room... I'd probably have more bikes! LOL

motomickey

Four bikes:
Litespeed Tuscany - Prime roadbike. Ridden more often and more miles than anything in the stable. Love this bike!
Litespeed Niota Ti- New to the home, still breaking it in (less than 500 miles). Prime mountain bike. So far seems excellent. Super light and manueverable. Actually gets a little on-road time if I feel lazy and just want to go for a loop around the house.
Felt F1X Cyclocross - This is the bad weather, night ride bike-better brakes and wider/heavier tires than the Tuscany. Also serves as a loaner for others.
Foes FXR - Heavy/gnarly trails, goofing off-hardcore play. Used to be #1 mountainbike, but the Niota now has that place. However, works great in its roll. Can be used a spare for others to ride. Better down hill than the Niota, but much worse going up. More stable-handles slower. Heavier (5 lbs) can be felt.

FarHorizon

A - Kona Dew fitted with moustache bars (around town, errand, wet-weather bike) - about 120 miles/week

B - Outback road bike with full Campy (weekend bike -about 60 miles/week)

C - Panasonic road frame being converted to fixed (no miles yet - will replace Dew as exercise bike)

D - Nashbar touring frame (hasn't arrived yet - will replace Outback for trips of 50 miles +)

Recumbent - Future bike - not yet fully comprehended - will use for vacation riding

lala

1) 1980s Ross Signature -- commuter (main ride)

2) 199s Koga Miyata World Traveler -- commuter/touring (main ride)

3) 1990s Rocky Mountain Hammer -- mtb I need to ride this more!

4) 1990s Haro Escape/Xtracycle conversions -- grocery getting/pickup

5) 04 Bianchi Pista -- track and playing around

6) 1980s Miyata Team Miyata -- good fast road bike....almost zero miles..recently built

7) 1954 Hartog - Dutch 3 spd -- This was my market bike before the xtracycle. Now it's collecting dust.

8) 2005 Fetish Fixation -- project bike work in progress: for winter this will be a fixed/free MTB for training/commuting and single speed mtbing.

Warpie

This thread is old, I know, but it's a great thread. Why do I say so? Well, I am a Jeeper. And I frequent a Jeep forum very similar to this one. And I hang around Jeepers all the time, and by reading this thread I have found that if you take out the word "bike" in all these posts and use the word "Jeep", you'll confirm that basically people are the same wherever you go, they just have different toys.

Back on topic: my very modest and entry level stable include -
1) an older Fuji Absolute road bike, used for anything in the city, errands, bills, etc.
2) very new Giant Warp. My butt needs some comfort these days. Used for cruising local flat trails. I'm in it for the fun.

I visualize no additional bikes in my future, but Jeeps? Now that's another story ...

Hoop

See sig.

LeTour is being tuned/refirbushed for winter riding on the trainer.
Trek is used for virtually 100% of outdoor riding.
C'dale is currently in need of a tuneup/refurb. Maybe as a commuter.