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This is what I have been riding this winter. I use a backpack instead of racks, I'd have to order another set or transfer from my summer bike. I think I'll order another set but wait until next year.
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This is Kate, my wife's Torker Tristar which I'm upgrading from a 3 to a 5 speed S-A IGH for Christmas, and my own Ivy Mike, a Novara Fusion on which I commute daily in whatever weather we're having here in Austin.
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Originally Posted by bigbenaugust
(Post 15066122)
Is Salsa going to take over for Surly as the official bike of BF Commuting? :D
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Originally Posted by bigbenaugust
(Post 15066122)
Is Salsa going to take over for Surly as the official bike of BF Commuting? :D
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Originally Posted by mtb123
(Post 15071903)
I got a 2012 Vaya Ti for 20% off. Haven't had a chance to build it up yet. I am not thrilled with the stock build so I am in the process of trying to sell the stock crank, wheelset, rotors, tires, and bars. Haven't had a chance to build it up yet.
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Originally Posted by eofelis
(Post 15072013)
Mine looked exactly like that when I opened the box. Where did you order yours from? I got mine from Competitive Cyclist, ~30% off. It was the last one they had.
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Originally Posted by mtb123
(Post 15072107)
Ordered it from backcountry.com but it came in a Competitive Cyclist box. Guess they are the same company.
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Originally Posted by jrickards
(Post 15070098)
This is what I have been riding this winter. I use a backpack instead of racks, I'd have to order another set or transfer from my summer bike. I think I'll order another set but wait until next year.
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Originally Posted by owlicks
(Post 15038381)
Here goes:
The bike is a Civilian Corduroy Rebel. It came stock with:
Aftermarket gear I've added:
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Here's my rig; a 1987 Schwinn Cimarron with some additions for commuting. Still using a backpack, but hope to move to a rack after the new year when I get some funds for some panniers. |
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My MTB for snow and ice. The regular commuter stays at home in snow and slop. It's a 06-04 specialized fsr, I run super low pressure in the rear and it does a nice job of sticking, much harder to pedal.
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Looks great
Agreed, nice bike. Are the racks your design?
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Originally Posted by bconneraz
(Post 15075753)
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Here's my rig; a 1987 Schwinn Cimarron with some additions for commuting. Still using a backpack, but hope to move to a rack after the new year when I get some funds for some panniers. |
Originally Posted by wilcobike
(Post 15082675)
My MTB for snow and ice. The regular commuter stays at home in snow and slop. It's a 06-04 specialized fsr, I run super low pressure in the rear and it does a nice job of sticking, much harder to pedal.
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Ok there you go my bike trek 7.1fx purchased in feb'11 a 2012 model. Not a shiny bike like the one conneraz posted. The bike retains original components. The extras are saddle bag, kinley/aquafina 1 liter water bottle(yeah I lost all the expensive ones, they were either lost or fell off and got crushed under automobile wheels). A non-sense q-lite head light, a tail light, side kick stand, cable lock, helmet and trouser clips. This year I got away without mud guards as there was no rain. Sad news: work place now closer to home so commute distance reduced from 15+15 kms to a little less than 7+7.
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I love my Orange Vaya...
Originally Posted by screech
(Post 15042334)
The last of the 2012 orange paint. I totally lucked out finding this one heavily discounted, (Thanksgiving weekend), the vanilla white color of the '13 models is a highly undesirable color for me.
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Originally Posted by ara_biker
(Post 15082815)
Hi, You have a very beautiful bike there and a 1987 bike wow the good maintenance speaking for itself. Could anyone/yourself please tell me about the very different looking handle bars and are those bar end shifters?
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Originally Posted by ara_biker
(Post 15082831)
Ok there you go my bike trek 7.1fx purchased in feb'11 a 2012 model. Not a shiny bike like the one conneraz posted. The bike retains original components. The extras are saddle bag, kinley/aquafina 1 liter water bottle(yeah I lost all the expensive ones, they were either lost or fell off and got crushed under automobile wheels). A non-sense q-lite head light, a tail light, side kick stand, cable lock, helmet and trouser clips. This year I got away without mud guards as there was no rain. Sad news: work place now closer to home so commute distance reduced from 15+15 kms to a little less than 7+7.
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Originally Posted by chuckfox
(Post 443600)
I'll post a picture of my rig...if you guys promise not to laugh! Here is a sneak peek.
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Early '90s nashbar touring/hybridish frame
1x8 drivetrain 1'' threadless surly fork king headset dura-ace rear wheel VO fenders Frame pack by porta-pack (Very sweet pack for $25 shipped check out porta-pack.com. For the price I can deal with the less than superior fit) Still have some minor changes to make (Shimano dynamo+lighting) http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z...psbf864de3.jpg |
Parents got me a cool metal bell for Christmas, but the metal bracket it came with was designed for super thin handlebars, not the center section of a large clamp diameter bar. Came up with a pretty slick MacGyver mounting solution, using the bracket for one of those cheap white reflectors everyone has laying around that come on new bikes but get removed right away. Bent the top half of the metal bracket to sit flush against where the reflector mounted to its bracket, then screwed the bell on that metal half, onto the plastic bracket that fits. Bonus, it elevates the bell housing enough to clear my hand better, and leave my little backup LED flasher light mounted to the bars under it. Also easier to ring elevated a bit like this. Good way to maximize usable area in the center of the bars for mounting stuff...
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The Green Monster - my second bike, a Giant FCR3300. Today was my first time riding this beast in 2 months, mainly because it's a dry weather only bike and the weather the last little while has been less than perfect.
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Originally Posted by nhluhr
(Post 14970959)
Why the folding-bike dimensions if it (apparently) doesn't fold?
Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver
(Post 15022946)
http://www.ravingbikefiend.com/bikep...rresttour1.JPG
http://www.ravingbikefiend.com/bikep...restrocks2.JPG Since I haven't posted any pics of my folders here's the one I ride most and will be touring parts of Scotland on come Spring. http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...73013426_n.jpg |
Baron Outsider True Temper 4130 OX Platinum Frame
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Originally Posted by 85Runner
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