Not much commuting duty recently but just out for a ride tonight. It has a newly added dynohub and front disc brake.

This was my commuter for last two years. It had a Shimano 4-speed IGH originally. It was rebuilt for singlespeed after the IGH failed. I also decided I want panniers and more gears so I decided to part with it. If anyone is interested look in the For Sale forum. The pictures of my current commuter are coming too a bit later.

More images: https://a-world.net/bike_images/Jan2010







Adam

What size is it?

It's 58cm. I don't want to hijack this thread, please look here:

https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...rbon-fork-mint

Adam

What fenders are those on the blue and gray bike in the foreground? They look like good fenders for a winter bike.

2008 Lemond Poprad with Axiom fenders - awaiting the Tubus Logo rack.
It was stripped of the fenders and used for cyclocross racing last fall.
Now thru september all the accessories goes back on as a dedicated commuter and errand runner.
Would love to try grocery shopping with it. But with 4 hungry mouths to feed I may need a trailer.

Im new to here just thought id show ya guys my ride ive been commuting on it every day for the last 3 years not sure the miles ive put on it but definitly over 10k miles i live in idaho so i gots my winter tires on right now always crappy weather here in winter the frames a raliegh m-50 and i went with a black and gold paint sceme

My 2010 DBR Podium 1 roadbike. Rides good and true.
Pix taken with phone camera during last weekend ride around the countryside near my home. Missing in the pix are the standard commuting battlegear. So no Blackburn rear rack, DIY panniers and lights for weekend rides.



Put it at the side of the road for pix.




thanks for looking.

I am not sure what the specific model of fenders those are... I prefer fuller fenders for winter riding as they keep my bike (and me cleaner).

My fender set up usually looks like this... my rear fender got broken while my bike was on loan so I need to replace that although the rack does a good job of keeping the spray off my backside.

Here is an update on mine. Nokian 35c studded tires rubbing everywhere and installed the original drops. Used Shimano 600? brake levers. Its still fixed but with brakes and no foot retention.

I actually kinda like the gold on this one. Looks good man.

My old Puch Luzerne

this baby takes me where ever i want

i call her happyness

hwdxbassist, is that a Dawes Galaxy?

Apparently, yes! See P65 of this thread: https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...e-Rides/page65

My latest iteration of the Cross Check. Switched out 35mm P.Bike fenders for 48mm VO.

here's a pic of my commuter/road bike.
2002 or 2003 Atherton road bike
- FSA/Shimano 105/Ultegra/DuraAce component mix-n-match.
- NiteRider MiNewt headlight
- Planet Bike superflash
- Cateye Strada double wireless
- Blackburn carbon bottle cages




and my bike w/ my co-worker/riding buddy's bike



it's 12 miles to work and 16 miles home.

Very Nice, I have been contemplating the switch to wider fenders on my cross check, what with all the snow that gets packed in there while commuting. Any issues with clearance on those 48's?

thought i'd add my commuter/all around bike. surly cross check.

yes it is search dawes galaxy and i have a thread thats tells more on the bikes specs

I think the CC frame will take ~50mm wide fenders or so. I'm glad I did the 48s and nothing wider. There's no issues with the width.

My only gripe is that there's no L-bracket included with the kit. I used the "crown daruma" install method, described on VO website, to mount the front fender. This put the fender a little higher than I would like. Because of this, the tail end of the fender is further back; this creates a bit of toe overlap, which I've never had before. Next week, I'm going to make the fender hug the tire more. Hopefully this eliminates the toe overlap.

satiate satiaaaate satiate satiaaaaate

My girlfriend has had this bike for a while, but since she won't join BF and post pictures of it, I have to do it for her.

Its a 2008 Specialized Globe City 7, and I love the bike. Its perfect for her:

Here's my 3rd grader riding home from school on his new 24" bike. He really likes the cargo rack.

mikeshoup, that bike is functional and beautiful.

HardyWeinberg, bravo to your son. Does he ride alone?