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Originally Posted by PatrickGSR94
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Nice AP1 ya got there, you on Honda-Tech by chance?
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lol whut, a car's never done! :P I don't do anything to my Integra like I used to, other than just keep it up and running, but I still frequent H-T since I joined 13 years ago.
We actually have a Honda-Tech cycle group on Strava, and some on-going road, MTB, and commuter bike threads in H-T's GDD forum. :) |
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Picked up this lightly used 96 m200 for getting around in the snow.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=363695 |
I use a Wald medium sized basket (137?). It is held down with zip ties and I use a cargo net on top.
I do not recommend the Gamoh porteur rack at all. As I said I have two and I have broken two brackets that hold it onto the brake bold/fork crown. After the first one broke I put the a toe strap around the rack and my head tube in case. I am glad I did as the second one broke and the strap held it up. Do a Google search on Gamoh rack and broken and you will find others. This isn't a one of occurrence. The first break scared the crap out of me, when my rack pivoted down and was acting like a snow plow. Lucky I didn't crash. The other thing I don't like is how high it sits up over the front wheel. There is no need for that and gets in the way of cables etc. The Velo Orange sits much lower and the Pass and Stow in my opinion is perfect. That is going to be my next purchase, a Pass and Stow Porteur rack. |
Thanks for the heads up. I'll take that rack off of my list of ones to consider.
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I can't call it a commuter bike, but I went a few places on it Sunday, through city streets and along the bike path. The streets were snowy, and the bike path was very icy. I fell twice in the ice and switched back to the street.
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-I...b7a7d82497.jpg One could commute on it. |
so pristine with the fixie and no branding!
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Originally Posted by leooooo
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Here's mine. Slow and steady upgrades to an 80s step-through Nishiki road bike frame that my family overhauled for me because they rock. She needs a new derailleur, and I'm in the process of getting a new seat.
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Originally Posted by minaa
(Post 16514138)
Here's mine. Slow and steady upgrades to an 80s step-through Nishiki road bike frame that my family overhauled for me because they rock. She needs a new derailleur, and I'm in the process of getting a new seat.
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It has a red bottle cage, yes. :) It's not an urgent purchase right now, but when I have some extra funds for gussying up my bike, I'll probably get some red cable housing.
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My newly finished "back-up" commuter which is currently my primary as the kuwie has decided it needs to be completely rebuilt. So on that note be ready for a new and improved kuwahara.
specialized hardrock single speed, all outfitted for commuting of course. I managed to find the right gearing to get chain tension perfect, I have an uphill ride in to work so I wanted it low enough gearing to climb with bags in it, but high enough to be able to cruise with a fairly low cadence. http://i.imgur.com/Jqi6Erx.jpg And non-commuter http://i.imgur.com/Y9T2PoV.jpg |
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Just joined this forum. Here's a pic of my 7.2 fx. Nothing fancy, but I do receive plenty of compliments on it, even from non-cyclists.
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Usually I commute in stretchy bicycle clothes but on days I don't shave, I wear jeans. |
Since this pic I have moved the stem up one spacer, but flipped it down. Looks much better, I think. Also it will be getting a rack and (hopefully) trunk bag fairly soon. Already have the seat post clamp sitting at the LBS with rack attachments on it.
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My new foul weather commuter. It also doubles as my foul weather weekend warrior. I am loving the disc brakes when coming down the steep hills of Seattle in the rain.
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Just moved into a new office, LHT in the rack. Notice above my poor job of the first attempt at hanging the bike rack!!
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Originally Posted by wsgts
(Post 16527131)
Just moved into a new office, LHT in the rack. Notice above my poor job of the first attempt at hanging the bike rack!!
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Originally Posted by nokia8860
(Post 16522187)
http://25.media.tumblr.com/86ad58742...pa6go1_500.jpg
Usually I commute in stretchy bicycle clothes but on days I don't shave, I wear jeans. |
Originally Posted by noglider
(Post 16528355)
You mean shave your legs? You wear jeans because your tights make a bad sensation with your legs' stubble?
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What I'm currently riding. 1987ish Nishiki Cascade. I picked this up off CL for camping. I added fenders and a Soma Oxford bar. I like the riding posture with this bar so much that I've been riding this everywhere.
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Originally Posted by CVB
(Post 16531060)
What I'm currently riding. 1987ish Nishiki Cascade. I picked this up off CL for camping. I added fenders and a Soma Oxford bar. I like the riding posture with this bar so much that I've been riding this everywhere.
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Yeah, you're right. I don't often see it from this angle so I wasn't aware of the bad fender feng shui. Got to fix that this weekend.
The guy I bought it from had two bikes - this and a nearly identical 87 Trek MTB and wanted $80 each. I was really only interested in this one. They were rideable but in less than perfect condition (needed new cables, brake pads, bearings repacked, new saddle, etc) and I really didn't need another project at the time, so I told him I'd just decline the opportunity. It really wasn't about the price...until he offered me both bikes for $80. So my reluctance to get one project netted me two projects. SWMBO laughed at me (which is all I can really hope for when it comes to acquiring bikes), but they've both turned out great. (And SWMBO now really likes her aqua blue 87 Trek, albeit mainly for the big fat cushy seat that I find aesthetically abominable.) |
Originally Posted by CVB
(Post 16532584)
It really wasn't about the price...until he offered me both bikes for $80.
I would have a hard time refusing the deal too. |
Sadly I don't have a decent picture of the bike yet but I do have a video of me giving it a good wash one crazy night as I rode home falling fowl of a fast flowing ford!
http://youtu.be/9qpMDWx1Lk0 Certainly not recommended lol. Br |
2013 Jamis Nova Sport. Pretty stock other than some lights and a computer. I'm getting a bike rack and more lights soon.
http://s8.postimg.org/6dlsix5p1/WP_20140228_005_2.jpg |
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