I have four at the apartment in the city (Lemond, Volpe, Viscount fixie, Raleigh International). The International will be working soon. (Yeah, right.)

I also have a Raleigh Twenty at the apartment, but it's a back-burner project.

I have three at the country place, the Super Course and the McLean, plus there is the tandem which I need to get working.

I have two three-speeds at my mother in law's place but I plan to give one away, as it needs too much work.

So the total is ten, not including my wife's bikes. My wife owns three.

Nine rideable, two are my kids, count includes a Burley tandem.
Thirteen frames/partial builds. I'm basing this off of my Flickr album. I think I'm missing a couple of frames in the pics.

6

3 are mine

2 are my son's (but the bmx doesn't get much love)

1 is my wife's cruiser

plus a unicycle, 2 skate boards and a ripstik

7 working bikes + 4 projects. I'm not including my wife's or daughter's bikes since that would put me at unlucky 13.

Working:
4 road
2 touring
1 MTB
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Projects:
2 road
1 road/gravel grinder
1 mixte for daughter

I think around 40, but I'm helping a friend sell his collection.

Just 4. 3 are operational

Currently seven complete bikes. Two are mine, two are my wife's, two belong to one son and one to the other. I also have frames and almost enough parts to make an additional eight - a BMX for the boys, a MTB for one of the boys, a hybrid frame for when the boys are a bit older, two old ten speeds, two cheap mtbs and one good mtb.

Wow, you guys have a lot of bikes.

By my count I have 5 right now.

3 in the apartment, 1 upstate, plus my girlfriend's bike which is also in the apartment. I also have 3 or 4 framesets.

7 of mine
1 for wifey
1 for little girl.

9.

You folks have a real problem ! Lets see... 3 in the basement , 8 in the garage , 1 in NYC . I may have missed one or two . All roadies .

24 bikes between the basement and garage. Not all mine and not all keepers.

My wife has two.
I have four and we have one nearly finished project bike that will be shared.

Seven...
1 vintage mountain bike
1 fat bike
2 modern road bikes (10 and 11 spd but both lugged)
2 vintage road
1 coaster dropbar turd
.5 half built frame
Wife, son and daughter both have two bikes each so 13 total.

4 with a 5th pending. Mine.
2 with no pending. Hers.

3, 1 done and 2 under construction. My friend's.

1 MTB that was dropped off for a tuneup, and I can't find anything to tune on it.
I guess I'll just wash it, lube it, and call it a day.

Here in the USA, 2; both Raleigh Gran Prixes, one 74 and one 76. The 74 is your typical drop bar road bike with Shimano 105 8 speed drive train. The 76 is a wide bar single speed.

In Cambodia
5, Fuji Stratos road, 3 of them are rebuilt japanese hybrids; a 29r, a wide bar single speed, a hybrid for in the city, the last is a 83 Gazelle to be built into a 28" wheeled market bike.
2 for my wife.
plus 5 or 6 others to be fixed and given away

Let's see at home I have the Peloton, Miyata 912, Gazelle, Nishiki, Motobecane trail bike and two frames to be built (Dave Kane Special Lightweight 653 and 81 Trek 750) a disassembled Schwinn Homegrown and my daughter's bike at work I have my Serotta and Trek 600 series. There are two more on the patio at home, one is waiting to go to Burning Man and the other is the next size up for my daughter when she grows out of her current bike.

So 7 rideable bikes, 3 unrideable and my daughters bike.

Let's see.. in the garage, Fuji, Trek, Trek, Miyata, Holdsworth and Schwinn. All ready to ride. In the shed, Trek, Schwinn, Schwinn, Univega and Univega. All need work and all but the Trek will be for sale when they are finished. In Florida, Trek and Jamis. First time adding them up in a while, comes out to unlucky 13. I'll add my wife's 2 in for 15.

Counting only complete bikes: 9 at home and 4 at a second house, all road bikes with drop bars, ranging from go-fast to touring. There's too much overlap between them, and the rational thing to do would be to sell most of them. I am trying to reduce, and have succeeded a little, but I can't seem to sell more than 2 or 3 without then buying another one.

i sold 15 fully refurbished bikes this year!

before that, i had only sold 8 rebuilt road bikes ever.

7 now on hand -- my 3 keepers (a perfect number) and these 4 waiting for new owners:

'79 sekai 4000
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/673/2...8b33c7ca_b.jpg

'81 mondia super
https://farm1.staticflickr.com/677/2...a179d85b_b.jpg

'78 fuji s10-s
https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5730/...b0a838c7_b.jpg

'80 windsor touring elite
https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8863/...1e329820_b.jpg

Hi, my name's Mark. I'm a bikeaholic.

4 up and running and a 5th at the framebuilder (for an appraisal re: gravel-worthiness; 1974 Raleigh Carleton Competition, one sweet off pavement ride). If it passes, WB bosses, paint and 531 decals.

Five bikes is for me, plenty.

Ben

Being a man of moderation, i am back down to 4... finally. Sold/traded the Miyata & Chicago Schwinn. The Ibis (road), Bottecchia (road), GT (mtn), and Bruce Gordon of NM (TT bike). The TT bike is the only one I can't ride. This count did not include wife's Schwinn Hollywood, and some bike... and bike I repair for others.

Lotta' bikes here. Not enough though.

Mine:
7 road bikes ready to roll, most of which are ridden regularly for commuting
1 road bike undergoing repairs but normally ready to roll
1 road bike under development, a restoration of sorts

My sweeties:
1 road bike ready to roll
1 road bike frame currently sitting forlornly

Ours:
1 road tandem which gets ridden a lot

5 road bikes (4 Italians and 1 Canadian). I need a bike with fenders and a rack.

Mine include 4 English, 3 Italian, 2 Japanese and 1 Canadian (newest acquisition and a WIP). My wife has a Canuck and my daughter has a French plus one more French -a frame at the moment- to be built .

Brad