Here is my recently made road-worthy 1997 Raleigh M50. A few lights and fenders and it is on it's way to being a full fledged commuter. I do commute on it now anyway since I wanted to save some wear and tear on my LeMond.

I picked it up off of ebay for $37. I think I did pretty good, but it does give me quite a workout (and I love it)

Cheers,

Brian

Here's my everything bike -- commuter, weekend rides, whatever. I built it pretty econo: Used a Scattante frame from SuperGo, installed a new Simano bottom bracket and crank (Ultegra items that were being phased out), and all the Shimano components from my GT road bike (from back when GT was still an indie company). I typically commute four days a week on it and it's my trusty pal. We treat each other right.

What is that? What's the frame? It's cool.

Thanks! It's a Specialized Crossroads, the right size for someone about 6-8 inches shorter than me...

Here's mine and my wife's. Damn, there's alot of bike crap in that room!

Here is my BUZZ in stock form, i Added some Cat Eye lights and removed all of the reflectors. I dont plan on doing anything else anytime soon, maby upgrade my disks, or get a bag.

March 18, 2006

Loading up on dog food for my three border collies..

Billy Boy, border collie #3 is standing guard.

2 -50# dog food.

DIY trailer bed for this task is a plastic snow sled tied to the cargo frame with 4 toe clips straps.

Other pics of my trailers were posted on Page 32 Message #797.

Much obliged.
Nick

Here's my all-weather commuter, a re-built Giant Farrago. All new parts except for the handlebars (I'll change those in the spring). Geek like on the front; strobe light on the back. Studded nokians for winter riding. Bolted panniers.

Brand new LHT

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My 85 Schwinn Super Sport Single Speed (42x17)

Here's my rig... been commuting for about a month... treating me right so far. It's an '04 Sirrus with all labels sanded off. The Bug in back has been great.

Just got her tonight, Trek 7.5 FX.

edit - I adjusted the rear fender so it now sits much better.

It's an '87 Schwinn World Sport outfitted for my personal comfort. It's not exactly standard, but it gets the job done and gets me where I am going rather quickly.

Jonathan . . . that frame!

How tall are you!!

Here's mine, a Lemond Big Sky SLT



MB

My Karmacommuteriyata, an early 80's Miyata three-ten, built from a freebie frame, garage sales and spare parts boxes all over the DFW Metroplex:

Well, I'm only 5'11" but I fit the bike very well. I have no idea the actual dimensions of the bike. probably 59-61cm. On my toes, the top tube meets my stuff.

I'm new here. Here's my bike. It normally gets me to work, Here we are having a little fun in the dirt in the east bay hills.

Nice! Like you, my tourer/commuter has the two-tone handlebar tape thing going. Same as your bike, I've got red on the right, but I have green on the left instead of blue. Looks sharp (or quirky, at least), makes for a distinctive bicycle too. It was a happy accident - I didn't know that one roll of cloth tape was only enough for one side of the handlebars! Luckily, I had bought two rolls, with a future project in mind. Of course, they were different colors, but it turned out just fine.

Downshift - gorgeous!

nice bike.. what fender is that??

Hope you land on your toes in an emergency stop.

IRO Rob Roy CX bike. This is my nice weather commuter. I still have to post a pic of my all weather commuter.

My trusty ride for 16 years and the (very) new sibling:

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The rain bike...of course now that I have ridden it in all week, it has only sprinkled once on the way in. Loving the Armadillo Nimbus tires on it though. They are a big improvement over the brick-like version and were plenty steady in the wet.

bzzzzz