trek5200-ryder

don't have pics right now. but I currently have 2 road bikes.
a silver 2003 (i think) Trek 2300 that has roughly 4000 miles on it, and a Trek 5200 carbon which I just purchased at end of riding season last year and have yet to take it out, as its getting tuned up at the bike shop as I type.

hi565

ummmmmm WOH TRIPLE POSTAGE!

ronan

Hi guys - I finally have something to post. New ride is a 2004 Argon 18 Helium with Ultegra group set.

Pic attached

Jason

orguasch

Ronan, haven't decided yet if your going to cut the extra steerer tube, looks ugly if you keep it that way on your bike.

moosrider

Cannondale R600. Patriot Blue. 'Nuf Said.

rfctx

Motobecane Century Pro
Group-Shimano Ultegra Triple STI 27 Speed, Frame-Kinesium G0920 frame / carbon rear stays & fork, Wheelset -Ritchey OCR PRO DS Aero, Ritchey Ergo Bar, Stem and seat post, Headset-Cane Creek Aheadset. Seat-Fizik Arione, Tires-Vredestein Fortezza Tricomp Race, Bottle Cages-Black Tacx TAO (2), Pedals-Speedplay SS X2, Tape-Profile with Fizik Bar Gel

MPM

Just bought my first bike in 12 years. 2003 Cannondale R400 Triple totally stock. Silver with a little red. No pics though.

mrwizard

A few days late on this one, but that is a beautiful bike. One of the nicest cleanest I have seen. Looks unridden at the time of the pictures , but we'll hope that is not still the case. I am very jealous.

gmason

Thanks! I did finally get to ride it yesterday, and posted a report in the Road Cycling forum, as suggested.

BTW, the sharp-eyes might have wondered about the computer. In the pics it is a Wireless 7, but it has been replaced with the correct CD300DW since.

roadracer96

Here is my bike...2005 Trek 1500. First rode bike I have ever owned. I have been riding since January and did my first 50 miler last weekend. Looking forward to 65 miles and 100 miles.

Scott

Crashtest

My Marinoni Ciclo is considered a "sport touring" bike. Slightly longer wheel base, but not made for loaded touring. It has Campy Veloce 10 speed. This picture is from the ad - mine has a different colour scheme.

angelo

Okay, I can't resist anymore. Over the winter I had this made for me by "ANT Bike Mike" (www.antbikemike.com).

It is a randonneuring bike. The aesthetics are so elegant it gives off the vibe of a musical instrument and the ride is superb. I can't get enough of this machine, its the ultimate day-tripper.

My wife also has an ANT. Her's is a roadster with internal hub gearing. I should post pics of that too.

BigBrooklynLou

Well my baby is finally ready (well, 95% ready. Still waiting on the bottle cages)

Rock Climber

Hi! Here's my first road bike! Got it about 3 weeks ago, and can't stop riding!

Bailey

My first roadie.

sirshane13

Thought I'd contribute.


Habanero Team Issue Ti Road Frame
Full Campagnolo Centaur (century gray)
Chris King Pewter 1"
Campagnolo Chorus Ti Seatpost
Selle Italia Flite Gel Titanium Saddle
Tyler Hamilton (am I allowed to say that here) Speedplay Zeros
Ritchey WCS bar/stem
2000/2001 Campagnolo Record Hubs built up on DT Swiss RR1.1s with 14/15g double butted DT spokes
Bontrager Race X Lite Tires
Easton EC90 SL all carbon curved fork

It's pretty nice.

Speed-n-Power

I just bought the Trek 1000 - good deal from LBS with a bottle and cage thrown in to boot - brand new out of the box (mine was the first and only butt on the seat). 6 months free service included. I dug deep for another bottle/cage set and a Trek8i wireless computer. Put just over 10 miles in today - wind and hills were killers! Only averaged about 17 mph, but maxed out at 37mph. Once I'm more confident with my balance, I'll spring for the clipless pedals. I'm sure I'll pay for the ride tomorrow. Got to figure out how to get away from work and ride during the day. Read the other thread about school jerseys - My alma mater's cycling team has one on order for me. Cost? Who cares? The bug has bitten. My wife has jewelry, I've now got bikes - seems like a fair trade to me. Pics to follow when I can wrestle the camera from the wife.

orguasch

yeah, that sounds fair, jewellry for the wife and bike for me, and lots of cycling jerseyand short, that is really fair

Matt Gaunt

My first roadie, a custom build just finished this month.
www.haveatyou.co.uk/bike.htm.

mrk_in_fl

Here's a pic of my '04 Litespeed Firenze. I've got a little over 500 miles on it so far. It's a 59cm and weighed in at 18.75 lbs without pedals.

TheKillerPenguin

Here's my 60cm Cannondale R800 105 shifters, 105 front, Ultegra 9 rear.




edit: clicky the pic to see a bigger one

jszymczak

Here is my latest...Not that it matters...
'03 Litespeed Tuscany
Mostly Ultegra 6500
'05 Ksyrium SSC SL

jeff800

Nice Fuji Rockclimber, but you better save some $$ and get some fish for that tank!

Bruco

This is about the bike; it does matter!

Nice Tuscany, by the way! What fork is on it? Are you really okay with that saddle tilt?

The_Convert

It seems to me that the overwhelming number of people with non-level saddle tilts just reflects the overwhelming number of people who have an improperly fit bike.