Thanks! Those are sks longboards.

Today's commuter, no fenders, not too many riding days left for this one before next summer...

http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment...1&d=1445010295

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GT looks good with the front rack. Who makes that thing?

that is an origin 8 porteur rack. thanks.

http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...pslidarbp7.jpg

1995 Trek 750, just brought her back to life:
-Recent dropbar conversion: Origin8 Gary II bar
-700x40 Schwalbe Mondials
-Replaced pedals/saddle/new racks/blah blah blah

Here's my commuter.
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=483371

Great looking bike! I love that deep blue.

nice looking bike !

Not part of my commute, but I felt like riding the bike around.

http://i.imgur.com/dGQoHWu.jpg

You should, what beautiful weather in Chicagoland!

I figured i'd post it as I was noting on another thread that my commute bike does not conform to the conventional wisdom. but for a city commute with stairs, trains, turnstiles and crowds to navigate + traffic where its good to be going at least 20mph: add in ironman toughness (I have been assaulted while riding through west oakland.. bike went flying and in seconds I was up and gone.. bike never missed a beat!) and rock hard paint (even if it is a bit dinged and chipped at this point). my best commute bike so far.

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Just picked up my new commuting bike so excited to get back to commuting after a few years hiatus
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That is bad-a$$! It looks similar to a crosscheck, except the cable runs under the toptube. That army green makes it look like a tank that can plow through anything, which it probably can -- also diggin the giant cassette back there, you can climb anything with that!

Thanks I love this new fuji touring bike. After a few hundred miles i'll make a review since this bike doesn't really have much for newer reviews

I like the looks of the new Fuji Touring bike. Nice color!

Ready for another 50,000 miles
 

This 'Quest' is my everyday commuter, it just turned over 50,000 miles this week. Took 9 1/2 years. Other then the frame it has only one original part.

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This 'Free Sprit' is my winter / really bad weather commuter. Not much to look at but cheaper then rebuilding the 'Quest' every Spring.

http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=484427

How come I cant see pics off my phone

[MENTION=117478]ALLSTOTT[/MENTION], that's some scenery!

Nice bike and nice location! It's finally great commuting weather in the Old Pueblo, eh?

Thanks @noglider

Yes the weather is now FANTASTIC! That picture was taken on Catalina Hwy heading up Mt Lemmon

I did a small change to my winter commuter, I hope it'll become more comfortable
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and that small change was....

Sorry about that, the changed was the handlebar replacement and the addition of the reflector on the front tire. the original handlebar was straight. This is the bike beforehttp://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=484810

that tiny lil pannier is so adorable lol

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...psjimvdfzt.jpg
Heading home from the grocery store after work.

Also heading home from the grocery store after work. Picked up some essentials :P

http://i.imgur.com/A7PbcNm.jpg

Took this picture this morning on the way to work. I've been traveling with my foam pumpkin this week for Halloween! I get zero points for originality though, since I got the idea from @bconneraz last year.


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nice pic -- u should cut out the top of the foam pumpkin and just carry stuff inside there instead of panniers!

What's going on with those red lights -- do you have some kind of light system that goes all the way around the wheel and a computer controls it to sense the inertia and only light on the upswing?

Actually, the pumpkin already has holes... because it's a jack-o-lantern. You just can't see it in that picture. I have a light inside so it glows during night commutes.

As for the wheel lights, they are Revolights (revolights.com), and work pretty much as you describe. I haven't re-mounted the front one back on the bike yet. (I took them off for the summer/fall months)

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mmmm I spy a Dinan badge on an E46 3-series. :)

Yep, that's my 330Ci. It now qualifies for low-mileage-insurance because I've been commuting so much. :thumb: