What type of bike do you ride?
 

I've had road racers, touring bikes, recumbents, and now, a MTB. What's the preferred Clyde-Ride?

Roadie here...

Road or Mountain, depending on my mood.

I have a cracked Trek 520 (tourer) and two MTBs.
If anyone's in the market for a clyde MTB, I highly recommend the titus racer-x.
Its light and fast yet insanely strong. 5 years of abuse.
I don't think type matters as long as you don't stupidly sacrafice strength for weight.

An almost vintage Cannondale R500 (2.8 frame) with several personal modifications.

Trek 1000 road rider here.

IF Club Racer, built with thicker steel tubing, sweeeeeet ride. I've also got a MTB which I don't like.

'05 Kona Hoss Deluxe.

I have a Trek 7000 hybrid, and an 80s Shogun touring bike. I just got the shogun so it's my fave right now. Except, road riding is hard.

I have an older Specialized Hard Rock GX mtb that I've been riding for somewhere around 10 years. All the folks at work ride roadies at lunch, so I picked up a road bike last week. It's a Specialized Roubaix Elite. I'll probably outfit the Hard Rock with a rack and penniers and use it when I need to haul stuff, but I'm having a real blast zipping around on the new roadie.

I've barley even started my car this month, and it feels great.

-Adam

Road and Fixed.... two of each.

My favorite all-around bike is my '88 Trek 830 mtb, outfitted for pavement and long rides. It hauls me and my stuff like a truck. I have a Trek 520 that I thought I would ride more than I do. The 830 does everything the tour bike can do. Recently I bought a new Sequoia Elite - just for giggles-n-grins. Plenty of 'em. I also like my 3-speed alot. A bike for every mood, I guess.

I ride road. Time shared between my Cannondale R1000 and my commuter converted Specialized Rockhopper.

mtb and a folder - though I'm in the market for a roadbike I can either build up or get.

Might other include multiple use riders. I have all types of bikes, except for a mountain and bmx bike. Usually i find myself on a road bike, I guess.

I've got an Electra 3-speed cruiser bike. The Rat Rod.

But I'm looking for an old road frame to convert to fixed. Maybe an mtb would work better for what I want but definately a fixie... I'll know the bike when I find it; it looks like so much fun! I wanna ride backwards... :D

Roadbike here. But I ride my mt bike to school each day as well

Main bike: 2004 Giant OCR Touring; I am rebuilding the rear wheel with DT alpine III spokes, otherwise a great bike for a petite flower like me.
Fair weather/lightweight bike: 1981 Takara Grand Touring; I break a rear spoke if I ride this bike 2 days in a row, so I saving up for a new rear wheel.

I have a Road, Single Speed, and am having a friend build up and restore an old tourer.

Giant Ranier SE MTB and Giant OCR C3 Road both fine for me at 5-9 200#.

90%+ of my riding is on my roadie. Pull out the MTB to ride with my boys, pull the trailer, etc.

6" 240-something, see the signature for the bike...a steel roadie with wide tires and a brooks b17 saddle.

Trek 1200, with Mavic Open Pro wheels
used to ride a Jamis Cross Country MTB with fixed fork and 1" tires and 11-21 cassette

I probably should have picked roadie,

But in all fainess its a Surley cross "Franken" Check

officially id say a Cross bike??

"John"

i've a couple steel fixed bikes...