Show me your blue bikes!
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I've got 2 blue bikes, and 1 that is partially blue:
1974 Mondia Super:
Late 70's/early 80's Nishiki International:
2003 Pinarello Surprise:
1974 Mondia Super:
Late 70's/early 80's Nishiki International:
2003 Pinarello Surprise:
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My racing rig is on fire compared to my clunker ... I was thinking of posting it in the steel club thread but I was afraid it would wind up making everyone else’s bike look bad. It’s such a so sweet bike. .
Since my racing bike is not blue , I will skip attaching a photoof it to this thread but instead I will add a link to my sweet little racer. Head's up the bike is a little dirty in the photo, I may need to wash it and give it some TLC.
race bike
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Here is my new baby. This is the first bike that I have picked out for myself since I was 12 (now 24 and two days old, and the other couple were picked out by my dad for various christmas presents, typically Cannondales). Ironically enough, the first bike I picked out when I was younger was a Giant as well. I just bought this today, as you can tell I have yet to pull off the reflectors, but have put the new Speedplay's on already.
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Ride it like you stole it
Our Blue Cannondale:
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Ok mine again with more pieces and questions..
would the grey stripe in these look terrible? https://probikekit.com/display.php?code=Y2075
would the grey stripe in these look terrible? https://probikekit.com/display.php?code=Y2075
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Ok mine again with more pieces and questions..
would the grey stripe in these look terrible? https://probikekit.com/display.php?code=Y2075
would the grey stripe in these look terrible? https://probikekit.com/display.php?code=Y2075
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Thanks.. Unused cabinet from a kitchen overhaul + PVC pipe stand that someone on here had posted a link to.. very easy to make and cheap. I do need to add more weight to the bottom shelf to give me a more warm and fuzzy feeling about the stability.
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Ok mine again with more pieces and questions..
would the grey stripe in these look terrible? https://probikekit.com/display.php?code=Y2075
would the grey stripe in these look terrible? https://probikekit.com/display.php?code=Y2075
nice workstand, btw
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Calfee Tetra-pro
No white garage door but a white stoop eh?
https://good-times.webshots.com/photo...70670239jOFyJx
https://good-times.webshots.com/photo...70670239jOFyJx
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My '78 Columbus SLX, Campy Nuovo Record roadbike.
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Trek Madone 5.2, Full Dura-Ace, Debadged 2011 Bontrager Aeolus 5.0's
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My kind of thread. 1999 and 1973 Monark.
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Still spinnin'.....
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Does light blue/gray count?
My primary commuter/transportation bike is a Serrota T-Max steel mountain bike frame with a full collection of carbon fiber and XTR parts (just 'cause they look so cool, work so well, and they give the bike character). The frame, derailleurs, shifters, and chainrings are just about the only parts that aren't carbon fiber, so it weighs in at just over 20lbs. with the Spinergy Rev-X-Roks bladed wheels, and just under 20lbs. with it's other set of Spinergy Xyclone spoked wheels (even with the steel frame and lights!). It rolls pretty quickly on its Maxxis 310g tires (not much use off-road, but great for road use), handles very lively, and it gets me where ever I need to go with a big smile on my face everytime.
My primary commuter/transportation bike is a Serrota T-Max steel mountain bike frame with a full collection of carbon fiber and XTR parts (just 'cause they look so cool, work so well, and they give the bike character). The frame, derailleurs, shifters, and chainrings are just about the only parts that aren't carbon fiber, so it weighs in at just over 20lbs. with the Spinergy Rev-X-Roks bladed wheels, and just under 20lbs. with it's other set of Spinergy Xyclone spoked wheels (even with the steel frame and lights!). It rolls pretty quickly on its Maxxis 310g tires (not much use off-road, but great for road use), handles very lively, and it gets me where ever I need to go with a big smile on my face everytime.
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Since the thread has been revived, here is mine. She is up for sale to help offset cost of new bike I'm planning to get this week or next.