I've done some herd thinning and this is my current list.

58 Lenton Grand Prix-pending new ownership

74 Internationaal (I know it's spelled wrong but that's the Dutch way of spelling it)- Rando/Custom build (see my thread on it for more details)

79 Centurion Semi Pro- s/s

81 Trek 710- built to ride all day 10spd Dura Ace barcons, 10spd IRD cassette 12-34, Sugino Mighty Tour (48-34), 8spd XT rd, Cyclone fd, Nitto young stem, Nitto Rando bars (46cm) c/ VO brown leather wrap, 105 aero brake levers, Tektro medium reach calipers, White Industries hubs laced to Mavic Open Pros c/ Vittoria Hyper Rando tires 700x32, Tom Ritchy seat post, dk brown Brooks Pro and soon a KING headset. I think this is my favorite bike out of all the bikes I've owned. The only upgrades I might still do is either an IRD, Phil or SKF bottom bracket. Other than that, I built it exactly how I want it.

83 Fuji something- curbside find, "beater bike". It fits 700x37 tires so it is super plush to ride

84 Trek 715- build in progress but it is leaning towards an old school tourer build. I might 650b this one, not sure yet. It is currently sporting original Blackburn racks front and rear along w/ lowriders and Kangaroo panniers. I'll start a thread at somepoint

84 Raleigh Gran Sport- "go fast" build, modern 10spd Ultegra build c/ dt indexed shifters (might go w/ brifters though), 600 tri-color hubs laced to highly polished Campy Ypsilon (sp?) rims and tires that are too skinny and need to be swapped to something more comfy, Cinelli 1R stem w/ some sort of fancy Ti coated Cinelli bars

99 Bianchi Volpe- touring. Pretty much stock except Technomic stem, some sort of 46cm USA made bars, NOS Suntour XC Pro cantilevers and 700x35 Vittoria Hyper Rando tires. I really dig those tires!

2011 Specialized Stumperjumper Comp 29"- stock except for 29x2.2 Ground Control tires and XT cranks

2014 Specialized AWOL- go everywhere bike. Stock except for 29x1.95 S-Works Renegade tires. Very cool bike but I ordered it a size too small....

I think that's pretty much it for now....

What do you have?

This thread is going to turn into some serious bike porn, . These are my bikes: https://www.bikeforums.net/album.php?albumid=357

The newest member of the fleet is missing from my album: an almost mint 1969 Robin Hood (still has the original dunlop tires with no visible wear on them and a really cool lenton generator lighting system).

Good. There have been too many cranky threads and it's time to get back to basics, pictures of bikes!

NIce bikes ^^

2011 Rivendell A. Homer Hilsen (set with Dyno, lights & racks)
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1974 Raleigh Super Tourist (Fenders & Drop bars. Fit 38mm tires and fenders! Who knew?)
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1980-ish Woodrup (753 Crit frame, light and fast)
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1986 Schwinn High Plains MTB
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How do you get a photo album on the forum?
Only a few for pre-2000

1998 Ibis Spanky with DuraAce 7600 and Mavic Heliums
1984 Ciocc with mixed Campy, Modolo and Ofmega
1992 Bob Jackson just hangin as a frame
1992 Bianchi Limited with 105 (Japanese made)
1992 Bruce Gordon RocknRoad with Chorus and Bullseye wheels
1991 Klein Rascal with XT
1989 RD Coyote frame but has interesting drop outs
1996 Gary Fisher Aquila first mtb bike I bought after college
1983 Bridgestone Kabuki Submariner a donation, but the SS tubes are interesting

In before the second page.....

-'88 Cannondale Criterium Series
-'86 Trek 760 Pro Series (custom) with all the goodies
-'80 Centurion Elite w/racing geometry
-'89 Raleigh Technium PRE light and relaxed geometry

Forgot to mention the Bob Jackson is a Legano model and looking for the Ciocc catalog for the model

Regarding posting pics, I use photobucket and copy and paste the image code.

My riders:

87 Peugeot Triathlon - Dura Ace 9speed, Look carbon fork, Mavic Ksyrium Elites. Came to me as a very distressed frame. I painted it with auto 2 part and made the graphics. Fork and gruppo came from a donor bike.





Late 70's Austro-Daimler - 10 speed 105 - 531 frame & fork came from a FrankinBike sprayed over with rattle-can flat black & florescent orange touches for $10. I was able to remove the rattle-can without ruining the decals. Built the wheels for it and now it has fenders.





Late 70's Coppi - Frame as found. 8 speed Ergos, I built the wheels with High-flange Campagnolo & Mavic Module Es. Yep that's an Arobesque crank.




Probably my funnest bike to ride lives with my grown kids in San Francisco so I can ride it when visiting
late 70s Ciöcc - cosmetically challenged - Ultegra 10 speed




70s Puegeot UO-8 Fixed

2 Craiglist specials - 1987 Trek 520 and 1984 Centurion Elite (but I'm finding out they are too small - so the search continues!)

I really like that UO8 Fixe - I rode an original in the 1970s!

-2013 Surly Big Dummy cargo bike
-2013 Surly Troll, currently in 120mm travel 650b Mtb mode
-2014 Salsa Mukluk fatbike, 4.7" tires on 80mm rims, 1x10
-2013 All-City Mr. Pink, campy, gumwalls, hammered fenders
-1984-ish Sekine Fixie. Drewed and rattle canned.
-1983 Mongoose Expert BMX, Cru Jones replica
-1974 Romic, frameset awaiting ebay.

Welcome to my world https://onedrive.live.com/?cid=c5295...6673790E%21201
This doesn't include a late 80s Diamondback Apex, or any of my wife's bikes.

1961 Legnano Tipo Roma pista



1976 Viscount Aerospace Pro



1985 Trek 770 (old pic. Now has white cables and a Turbo saddle)



Mrs. Cb400's 1987 Raleigh Granada



Daughter's Schwinn Le Tour mixte

My current riders are:
71 Schwinn Super Sport

mid 70's Holdsworth Mistral

83 Trek 600

89 Fuji Saratoga

1963 Royce Union
1963 Raleigh Gran Sport
1969 Geoffrey Butler
1974 Raleigh International
1975 Romic
1975 Panasonic Professional
1975 Dave Moulton
1979 Trek 514
1980 Mecian Superlight
1982 Santana Espinosa
1982 Miyata 1200
1982 Trek 614
1982/3 MountainBikes Montare
1983 Univega Alpina Ultimate
1983 Lotus Classique
1983 Specialized Expedition
1984 Olmo Professional
1984 Centurion Grand Tour 15
1984 Lotus Odyssey
1984 Ritchey Timber Comp
1985 DiNucci
1985 Stumpjumper
1985 Gary Fisher Montare
1985 Ritchey Ascent
1986 3Rensho SRA
1987 Serotta Colorado
1987 Peugeot Triathlon
1990 Trek 790
1992 Bridgestone MB-2
1992 Trek T-100
1992 Breezer Jet Stream
1993 Trek 5200
1995 Fondreist Cyclocross
1999 Marin San Marino
2006 Fisher Sugar 293
2011 Surly Pugsley
2011 HPL Long John
2012 Surly Ogre

That is all I can remember right now.

I need to take some pics...

C&V road: '83 Colnago Nuovo Mexico, SR/NR build, ambrosio nemesis/record wheel set, Veloflex Roubaix tubulars, 6sp Regina cx-s chain/block

Not C&V road (you listed a '11 Stumpy, so I'll take the same liberty): '07 Cannondale CAAD9, dura ace 10sp group (minus crankset), Ritchey WCS carbon bars/seat post, HED Belgium/DA wheel set, Conti Grand Prix Classic tires

Single speed 'round towner: '80 Motobecane Grand Touring, mix of parts bin goodies, 600 arabesque crankset, 3ttt stem, Soma sparrow bars, Pletscher rear rack, Normandy/Weinmann concave wheel set wearing paselas

MTB: c'91 Specialized Rock Hopper, mostly stock plus V-brakes & levers, WTB rubber

BMX (nostalgia): '95? Giant MOSH XL, S&M front end, parts bin 3 piece crankset, Comp III rubber

Gravel: replace chainstay on '84 Centurion Pro Tour 15 or buy a frameset (Trek?), build with mix of new/C&V road/MTB, maybe use the Deer Head der's I've got kicking around, bar end shifters, fat rubber

Next ups: gravel above + a hard tail MTB

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I'll try to add pics this weekend. Much prettier than the list above.

Wow, some awesome bikes on this list. My list is a lot shorter.

1964 JRJ San Remo Plus



1989 Trek 520 (sorry, no good photos)

1999ish Colian International (crappy photo, sorry)



2013 Velo Orange Pass Hunter



...And I just took possession of this 1973ish Wes Mason frameset from another generous forum member! Not sure what I'm doing with it yet.

Wow -- that's quite a list!

My signature says it all, but here are the gory details:

1959 Capo -- repainted red-with-white by CyclArt; straight-gauge Reynolds 531; 1970s Brooks Pro saddle and Nervar Star crankset; 1980s Ofmega/Nisi wheelset and Campagnolo derailleurs

1960 Capo -- original chrome and white-with-red paint; double-butted Reynolds 531; project bike; mostly original parts, including Ambrosio adjustable-reach stem, Campagnolo high-flange hubset and Gran Sport derailleurs, Agrati cottered cranks with aluminum 6-bolt Simplex chainrings. Some clown bent back the shift levers -- fortunately, I have replacements for them. Some other clown covered the Reynolds sticker with a bicycle license. :<

1970 Peugeot UO-8 -- built up from bare frame with Japanese drivetrain, including SunTour barcons

1981 Bianchi -- upgraded to Campagnolo hubs, rims, and brake calipers; all-Italian except Serfas ARC saddle and Shimano aero brake handles and KoolStop pads

1988 Schwinn -- weird blend of Shimano and SunTour; original under-the-chainstay U-brake, with RollerCam on front; updated to 8-speed freehub; Brooks Team Pro saddle

All but the 1960 Capo are in good working order, ready to go on 5 minutes' notice (long enough to top up the air in the tires and to check the complement of tools, pumps, water bottles, and spare innertubes). I would like to get the 1960 Capo up and running this year.

I really like that Wes Mason frame -- looks like a Bob Jackson.

1973 Raleigh Gran Sport, 6 speed friction w/ barcons
1978 Motobecane Team Champion, 6 speed friction w/ dt shifters
1987 (?) Bianchi Grizzly drop bar conversion, 8 speed friction w/ barcons
1980's RRB, fixed gear
Early 1990's Trek 720 Multitrack errand bike, 1 x 6 friction with thumbie

1989 Bianchi Grizzly - My Celeste MTB - Deore group

1994 Bianchi Campione d'Italia - My Celeste Road - Dura Ace/600 group

1991 Bianchi Ibex - My white/pink beater -suntour group/random after market

Right now I am trying to stay at five (see my signature). Thanks [MENTION=302603]bikemig[/MENTION] for the album idea https://www.bikeforums.net/album.php?albumid=412. Seven years here and I did not know that existed.

I am thinking about 2 changes for this winter. The Mongoose will probably go for a Soma Double Cross Disc, just to say I tried disc brakes. The other is something more classic to replace the Bridgestone.

Album

Mystery late 80's Peugeot frame frankenbike commuter
Pake C'Mute built as a touring bike
'83 Stumpjumper Sport built as a cruiser/commuter
Motobecane Fantom CX (built from frame, Shimergo Veloce/XTR)

road bikes:
'83? Soma Competition (Tange #2 , 8-sp Dura Ace STI)
late 80's Bianchi Limited (Ishiwata 022, 8-sp Dura Ace STI)
70's Sannow Eminenza (mystery lightweight, Campy/Superbe Pro)
80's Falcon (531c frame, Simplex Retrofriction/Cyclone)
'85 Cannondale SR900 (600 Tricolor 8-sp STI)