Tierreno Razo aluminum road bike - ****
Raleigh vintage road now ss/fixie - SheRA
Giant MTB - Goat
Trek Hybrid - Turok
Schwinn Premis road bike - Premie

Man, I haven't named anything since my first new car, Jessica.

My bikes are referred to as:

'06 Gary Fisher Marlin: My Mountain Bike
'06 Schwinn Fastback: My Blue Road Bike
'84 Centurion Accordo RS: My Commuter

Nobody knows Pee Wee's bike's name?:eek:

And you call yourselves bikers?

I can proudly say it's because I've never seen the movie! :D

But if I had $17,000 burning a hole in my pocket, I might drop that for Dave Stoler's *Masi! ;)

Ciao Mama, ciao Papa!

:beer:

*which I might be inclined to call "Stolen"!

With it's current setup I'm referring to it as "3-Speed Death"

"Night Train" - (The James Brown version of the song)

I can practically ride this bike in my sleep and my old freewheel made a horrible train-like clacking noise. It always gets me there on time.

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I had just been refering to it as "the Trek," but I'm considering calling it Mr. Barky von Schnauser.

What? NOT the Axle Rose version? :eek:

:p

Hehehehe, I have four Aerowinds.:eek: :eek: Two 27" and two 26" Only one is really together, the others are slightly rough ebay and message board finds. My fave is the one that's together of course. I keep planning to build one of the 27 inchers. I would have to repaint and get Mike to do some decals.

I think they came in two sizes. 26 inch wheels/small frame, and 27 inch wheels/larger frame..... Construction was different on the large frames. Little stuff though... The pedals are death in the rain. slippery as a block pedal with no blocks. They level themselves though, unless you have toe clips. It throws the balance off. The achilles heel of them, and it's a big one....The crown race fits loosely on the steerer, and is made of stamped sheet metal to boot. Not stellar for a bike that even had it's own TV commercial...,,,,BD


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the broken cage

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T.B.C

T°B°C
Tibic

TIBICK or T'Bick

Serenity

My 1970 Raleigh Superbe is 'The Queen Mum'

My 1964 Phillips Carlton is 'My Retirement Account'

My 1971 Schwinn Spuer Sport is referred to as 'Is It Done Yet?' :D

the bike Eddie took
the Cannondale (sometimes called the Black Lightning, or the Jewel Thief)
The commuter
The new bike (I'm thinking Toblerone, but it's too hard to say...)

bikedued, nice bike. Alot nicer then the aerowind I have. I'll get some pics on sunday when my g/f gets back with the camera.

I ride "The Pig", my heavy, steel mtb that is absolutely unstoppable, or my "sports car", my '06 Raleigh Grand Sport. Of course the sports car moniker was much more true when I still had my supercourse.

The Pig is now the bike that lives at work and is more often ridden by one of my staff when they don't feel like taking the bus. Its nice to know that they follow my lead in riding to work. I now have 3 part time commuters that work for me.

red rover

Purple Thunder.

Didn't anyone watch Pee Wee's movie?
Man, his gf was hot.

I'm a loner, Dottie, a rebel.

Not the kind of guy you want to get mixed up with.

My 1970s Dawes FG/SS conversion is "Moonshadow".
The ebike that I built for warm weather commuting is "The MonkeyRocket 2000". (photo at www.captmonkeyrocket.com)
My Bianchi San Jose (cool weather commuter) is "Charlotte". (Rhymes with "harlot").
My 1985 Vitus that I have well over 10,000 miles on doesn't have a name. It's part of me.
I don't think we ever named our 1984 Santana Arriva tandem.

Never saw the Pee Wee movie.

How can this many people not have seen that movie? Are you all 'leik rlly old, srsly?'

My Bianchi Singlespeed No Excuses

Big Jim Slade