redneckwes

My Conti, It's heavy, and slightly too tall, but I love it.
https://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...g?t=1167522937

My winter commuter, Rampar R-two w/ planet bike fenders.

deputyjones

Yeah, it is really kind of neat actually, and like I said I got it from Amazon.com for $5. Heck, I think that even included shipping. I have to bring that flashlight with me to work everyday anyway so it works out great.

P.S. If you are interested in old school stuff like that Niagra Cycle Works has a storefront with Amazon and they sell a whole lot of Wald stuff.

lubes17319

POS x3

baj32161

Okay I guess it's my turn

My 2004 LeMomd Tourmalet. There are alot of nicer bikes in BF but I just love this one since I get to ride it.


And my beater: 1994(?) Raleigh M-50. I got it on eBay for $37 and it rides like brand new.

cydisc

I snagged this from eBay recently. I'm borrowing the seller's photo until I get it back from the LBS. It will look sweet in front of my garage door.
2005 Schwinn Fastback.


Also have a 1990 Trek 850 that I'm going to convert to an errand runner.

Turboem1

what kind of stem is that? If its the stock bontrager is that a +- 7*?

WillisB

My home built commuter;

(51)

My Bomber:

I_Bike

My ride...



My brand new ride...

mattyknacks

OK, this is my one and only bike: The Brooklyn Urban Assualt Bike. This beast has held up all through my crazy riding at 360 pounds! I keep updating it, so it is a real work in progress. The next things to get are: a 700c disc wheelset with 700 x 35 c tires, and a nice gps unit.

Matty in Brooklyn

bigbossman 

Here's a few of mine:

RAV (Rabbit Assault Vehicle) - 1998 Gary Fisher Joshua Y:


Old School - 1988 Miyata 215ST tourer:


My main ride, go-fast bike - 2005 Giant OCR Limited:


Parade day bike - 1974 Swiss Mondia Super:

mattyknacks

Boss, those are some nice bikes! Question though: How come your pics came out full size and mine came out as attachments?

Matty in Brooklyn

bdinger

My '07 Hardrock Sport the day after I got it (two days after the '07s hit dealer floors). 700 miles and a couple months later, it's looking a little more sexy, imo

Soon to be adding a SS! WOoo!!!

Tom Stormcrowe

They are hosted at somewhere like Photobucket and the photo URL is wrappwed in img tags

mattyknacks

Thanks Tom! You are becoming my idol a little bit more each and every day!

Matty in Brooklyn

masi61

O.K. Tom, you set the stage by posting your entire stable of steeds. I really hope this works so folks can see my arsenal.

OK, I couldn't resist: Here are my past (and future) "Clyde's rides".

First here's my vintage Masi: I love this bike but I ride it less and less for some reason.

Then there's my everyday machine, my Saint Tropez. Its got an ugly paint job but I love just about everything else about it: https://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...t=IMG_2004.jpg

Here's my new ride, my Flyte SRS-3 that I built up gradually over the last year. This is going to get a lot of use: https://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...t=IMG_2199.jpg

Here's an old but new, never ridden frame thats waiting for just a little more inspiration, er, uh, I mean cashflow. My 1999 Cannondale CAAD3 R1000. This is a Clyde's dream bike, you won't find an aluminum bike stiffer than this from what I've read. This frame doesn't need no stinkin hourglass or carbon fiber rear triangle:https://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...t=IMG_1955.jpg

And last but not least: My 1980 Puch Marco Polo, I have ridden this bike everywhere, and can't begin to tally the mileage or number of times its been rebuilt. I got it when I was a sophomore in HS and that was close to 30 years ago: https://s5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...t=IMG_0864.jpg.

I love cycling and when I'm training I can stick with just one bike just fine. The Saint Tropez got close to 4000 miles in 2006. 2007 holds the promise of breaking 5000 miles, much of it on the Flyte I suspect, but stay tuned...the Masi will be coming out to play

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Tom Stormcrowe

You copied the wrong code:
Here ya go! Fixed it for you!

masi61

Thanks, what did I do wrong?

Turboem1

go to a photo, right click, go down to properties. copy "Adress: (URL)"

For example thats this

https://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...s/IMG_2023.jpg

Then add the [IMG] [/IMG] tags

Like

[IMG] https://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...s/IMG_2023.jpg [/IMG]

But no spaces like

Turboem1

also to get [IMG] [/IMG] the picture tags click the little yellow square with a mountain and paste the link in and it will automatically do it for you.

masi61

Thanks guys, I think I'm finally starting to get it.

Tom Stormcrowe

Actually, with Photobucket, there is already an IMG tagged line of code there, it's the bottom code line that says for IMG code. It's for forums or bulletin boards. There's also an HTML code line as well for those places, like blogs, etc that use HTML as well as a URL link at the top of the coding section by the picture (or under in the thumbnail pages). You don't even have to R click to copy, it self copies when you L click to select the code (I love automation!), then paste in to your post with either the mouse or CTRL- V keyboard shortcut

epix1718

2005 Specialized Roubaix


Daily bike - GT Outpost MTB but no pic of it

1996 GT Performer BMX

cyccommute 

Since everyone is showing their's:

My commuter bike #1 in full winter dress



My commuter bike #2 in full winter dress



My off-road bike (although commuter bike #2 does off-road duty too )



And my touring bike...best of the bunch



Loaded and in action

Spartan300

OK, here's mine. It's a Japanese-made 83 Bianchi.

The horribly abuse frameset I bought:



Now a born-again single speed commuter:



I had the foresight to remove my fenders the day before we had a week and a half of rain, ice and slush. Yay me!