I'm just curious to see what bikes we have if you'd care to share. I didn't set out to have 5 bikes but here I am. Mine are:

2005 MASI Gran Criterium S......AL frame w/ CF fork and stays. Dura Ace 10 sp mechanical

Colnago World Cup CX.....11 sp 105 mechanical w/mechaniical discs and Mavic tubeless

Guru Sidero....steel w/Mavic tubeless. SRAM Red 10 sp mechanical

Cannondale CAAD 12....11 sp 105 Mechanical w/Mavic tubeless

Guru Photon.....Dura Ace 11 sp mechanical w/ Mavic R-SYS SLR Aluminum (1295 gr) clinchers

I have to say I love each of these bikes....now if only I can find a Basso.

Hmmmmmm

boring day at work so i'll take a shot at it

Im pretty sure this is all of it -- but you should have saw the stash 2 years ago before i started selling off a few things !

All of these i will add, i have used at various times on real rides unless i denote otherwise (too big, too small, too weird , etc. ) - but they have all been used and are all my size unless noted



daily driver road bike:
Litespeed Classic - Record 11s carbon

mountain bikes:
Yeti SB 100 - xx1
Yeti SB 95 - X01
Older Santa Cruz Superlight
Yeti 303 Rdh
Yeti Pro Fro (C&V )
Marin Team issue (C&V)
Marin Eldridge Grade (C&V)
Bridestone MB-6 (C&V)

Track bikes:
Custom Scissortail
Waterford standard omnium geometry
DeBErnardi track bike

BMX:
SE Big Flyer - 29"
SE OM Flyer- 26"
SE Quadangle - 20" - i dont ride this one , was my nephews
Hoffman pit bike (16") - ditto -
Supercross Pro XL 20"

C&V Road:
Ciocc San Cristobal, Camp. Victory
Cliff Shrubb Lo Pro TT bike - mixed Camp. parts - i dont ride this one
Centurion Ironman - (too small for me)
Centurion Sport DLX - (too small for me)
Klein Quantum Pro
Vianelli SL - Camp. Racing T
Paramount series 90 - Superbe parts kit
MArin Road Project - Shim tri color
Cannondale R900 2.8 (too big for me - dont ride )
Colnago Superissimo - Camp. Record 8s Delta
DeBernardi Aelle - Camp. Veloce 9s triple
DeBernardi - Camp. Record 8s Delta
Raleigh Competition - '75 model - dont ride this one
Nishiki Linear funny bike - dont ride this one
GT Edge alloy - (frameset right now )

Lol, I own two bikes now both in my sidebar. I can't ride the Specialized due to weight. I have considered selling it numerous times but just can't seem to pull the trigger.

I've bought and sold quite a few bikes over the years, but seem to always have at least five or six on hand. Here's the current lineup:

Mine
- Cinelli Vigorelli Road... Cro-mo steel frame, carbon fork, rim brakes, drop bar, 2x11 drive
- All City Nature Boy Disc... Cro-mo steel frame and fork, mechanical disc brakes, flat bar, single speed (technically 2-speed, but I can't shift while riding; it involves a tool and takes about 60 seconds)
- Surly Steamroller... Cro-mo steel frame and fork, rim brake on the front only, riser bar, fixed gear
- Cinelli/Mash Parallax... 7075 aluminum frame, carbon fork, rim brake on front only, bull horn bar, fixed gear
- Takara... Hi-ten steel frame and fork, rim brakes, riser bar, originally a 2x6 but now converted to 3-speed IGH

My wife's
- Trek FX3... aluminum frame and carbon fork, hydraulic disc brakes, riser bar, 3x9 drive
- Schwinn something MTB... steel frame and fork, rim brakes, riser bar, retrofitted as e-bike with 1x7 drive + 750W motor

My son's
- Specialized StumpJumper (rigid 1991 model)... Cro-mo frame and fork, rim brakes, riser bar, 3x7 drive

I have the Jamis Citizen 1 step-through that I started riding again on:

Jamis Citizen 1 and local mural art.

And a bike I built up for my brother, who hasn't ridden it yet:


Rivendell Clem Smith Jr.

The Clem has become my usual ride.

Plus, one wall-hanger (too small for me):


Ellis-Briggs FAVORI

And my pride and joy, the racing frame I built with Colin Laing:

1976 Fredo Speciale at the Rio Grande

Giant Defy Advanced 2... CF w/ Shimano 105 mechanical/hydraulic

I tend to have only one bike per purpose and recently stopped mountain biking. Kinda miss the easier trails, so might get a gravel bike.

Steel road bike- frame and fork built by me(with a lot of help) in a class back in 2018. Columbus Zona tubing, Ultegra 2x11 drivetrain.
Steel gravel bike- Fairlight Secan frame. Reynolds 853 tubes, carbon fork, 2x11 drivetrain with 105 shifters, 48/32 subcompact Praxis crank, Ultegra RX RD, 105 hydraulic disc brakes.
Steel road bike- Tange 1 frame and fork from 1989 with modern 105 2x11 drivetrain.
Steel touring/commuter bike- Black Mountain Cycles MC frame with 3x9 mixed component drivetrain, racks on both ends, fenders, etc.

And then I have 3 different C&V frames I am sitting on to eventually use for a singlespeed, but I dont know which.

Also a '96 Cannondale CAAD3 frame with carbon threadless fork thats a months long project. Tore it down to bare metal and painting it black with 4 splatter colors over the black. It will have an Ultegra 2x11 drivetrain once I eventually finish.

Mine:
2016 Specialized Tarmac (road bike)
2015 Specialized Transition (TT bike)
2012 Ellsworth Roots CX
2005 (?) On-One Pompino SSCX
2021 Canyon Exceed hardtail MTB

My wife:
2005 (?) Marin hybrid

My son:
2020 Ghost Kato hardtail MTB
2016 Specialized Crux CX
??? Nashbar FG
2012 Ridley Excalibur (mostly sits on the trainer)

These...


Plus this one added since the above pic was taken...

N=1 for me




Used to have all these all different builds.

God they're awesome.

Huey, Dewey and Louie

1983 Schwinn Super Sport
1996 Trek 930
New Albion Privateer
Rivendell Atlantis

Dahon Boardwalk:


Giant FCR3500

Banned Users

Woah- banned, then perma banned after making multiple socks, and already back posting? Someone has dirt on mods...

Bianchi Infinito CV rim brake, and Bianchi Infinito CV disk brake.

I'll just list the complete bikes not the project frames and partials or we'd be here all day. Some of the complete bikes are pending rebuilds but are all there and in "ridable" condition. As they say, "Variety is the spice of life."

MTB's:
2021 TREK Marlin 5 (like brand new, took it in trade on a pickup truck)
1997 TREK 820 bought new (his)
1997 TREK 820 bought new (hers)
1995 Marin Eldridge Grade
1990 Nishiki Ariel (elevated chainstays)
1988 GT Karakoram (another favorite)
1986 Takara Highlander (one of my favorite rides)

Touring:
1985 Schwinn Voyageur

Tandem:
201? TREK T900
200? Northwoods Safari (being replaced by the TREK)

Hybrid:
2014 Marin Fairfax SC5
2010 Searcher Sport (hers)
1978 Schwinn Traveler step through frame hybrid conversion, currently serving trainer duty following my surgeries. It will be my "old man" bike when the time comes.

Folders:
20?? Dahon Boardwalk coaster brake
198? Dahon Stowaway, originally a 6 speed now a 7

Road:
1990 Diamondback/Centurion Interval
1987 Schwinn Super Sport
1986 Fuji Team
1985 Raleigh Prestige Racing USA Series
1985 Raleigh Competition Racing USA Series
1985 Focus RS-500
1985 Focus SG-300
1982 Nishiki International
1980 Peugeot PXN-10 Super Competiton
1979 Peugeot PKN-10 Competiton
1979 Soma Prestige (another favorite)
1976 Raleigh Super Course MkII
19?? Nissan Cherry
197? Clara (rebadged Chiorda)
1972 Gitane Interclub

Other:
1977 Raleigh LTD-3
1971 Gitane Grand Sport Deluxe Mixte, large frame
1971 Gitane Grand Sport Deluxe Mixte, small frame
2007 Giant Simple 7 cruiser (hers)
20?? Giant Revive crank forward (hers)


The Takara and Soma, both obscure brands but 2 great riding bikes, both purchased from the original owners. The Soma is NOT from the same company as today's Soma bicycle. I have since found an appropriate Avocet saddle for the Soma too:

I don't have a stable. I have a garage with 7 bikes in it.

This is really nice, looks like a list to aim for!

Apparently I'm an underachiever.

I'm perma- banned from P&R and am likely on pretty thin ice elsewhere if that brings you happiness