My SS Kona

And my Fisher

Sweet Kona Fubar I like that red.

Right now I'm riding a 96' Bianchi Premio for the road which I bought 3 years ago used for quite a deal ($300 for the bike, helmet and water cages). Nice, sturdy, a little heavy but very nice. Sorry no pics though I don't have a digital camera.

For a mountain bike right now I am using my 3 year old Mongoose Pro DX something or another. I've put a lot of miles on it and its starting to die on me. Once my LBS gets the 19'' 03 stumpies in stock that will be my new ride. I can't wait the money is burnin' a hole in my pocket :).

mine...

BBQ: You must have $27,000 in rolling stock there. Impressive! What are they?

Nah, The black bike is just a C'Dale CAAD 4. The ATB is a GT Avalanche. The other two are '70's roadies converted to fixed gears...a Gitane and a Chicago Schwinn. The fixies are incredibly inexpensive to build up (part of the allure;) )

The CAAD 4 and GT have mid-range groups on them is all.

You must be tall BBQ..

6'3" is all...but long legs.

My ride is a Peugeot Alpin Pro. The fork has been replaced after a encounter with a solid, non-moving object.

I love it. :love:

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My 2001 Lemond Nevada City (with new Axial Pro Carbons behind, which will go on once the winter is over).

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My 1999 Raleigh C200 hybrid. Not a bad bike at all. Might convert it to a commuter if I get around to it.

2003 Kestrel Talon - Full Campy Record - Spinergy Rev-X rear - Zipp 530 front. Cinelli carbon post - Easton stem, bars ... Just built, waiting for snow to melt here in Michigan, so I can ride it!

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MPJ: Your Kestrel is gorgeous! It's not a bike, it's a work of art!!!

Well I just enlarged my stable. Just bought a 2002 Specialized Stumpjumper M4. XT Hydralic disc brakes on the way. This is to retire the Schwinn Homegrown, since it is an Orginal Schwinn, and don't want to see how hard it will be to find a replacement derailer hanger.

Hey Spidermike which stumpie is it, the base model? I have a 03' base model stumpie coming in on wednesday. :) Not all is well though, were supposed to get 6+ inches of snow tomorrow night:irritated

2002 Cannondale R700 and a 1994 Trek 1000.

I have a Giant SEDONA DX. I will have my Giant OCR Touring as soon as the LBS gets it in!

Finally, after waiting 3 months my 'Black Beauty' is all ready to ride! I went on a 60km trip, and i must say, what an improvement, the ride is so much smoother and feels even faster :-)

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Specs:

Frame : Santa Cruz Roadster (M)
Fork : Easton EC90 (Carbon)
Seatpost : USE Alien Aero (Carbon)
Wheels : Shimano - WH-7701 Front/Rear
Groupset : Complete Dura Ace
Headset : Chris King - NoThreadSet
Saddle : Selle Italia SLR
Handlebar : Deda Synapsi 100x42 (Carbon, integrated stem)
Tires : Vittoria Open Corsa CX
Pedals : Shimano - PD-7750 SPD-SL Dura Ace
Computer : Polar S720i heartratemonitor (+speed sensor)

Total weight is around 8 kilograms.

I ordered a USE Alien Aero seatpost, but i'll have to wait 2 more weeks for it to arrive, but i couldn't wait and let you guys see it (with a 'normal' Easton EC70 seatpost).

If you want to see more pictures check out my website but beware, the text is in Dutch ;-)

That Santa Cruz is a beautiful piece of work! Many happy miles ahead!

MPJ, very lovely Kestrel. But I have you beat:rolleyes:
Here is my cyclox
Frame: Redline
Forks: Redline
Components: Full Ultegra
Headset: Cane Creek
Paint Scheme: Theft Deterant

My roadie is a C'dale which is taken apart for winter for a good going over.

Here's my new road ride. It's a crappy pic, but a cool bike.

Everything is stock so far. I need to get some aftermarket stuff on it, something about all stock just bothers me.

MPJ - sorry about my drooling on your kestrel - very lustable.

My first and only road bike (so far) is a Bianchi Campione, 1997 (I think). Last year I replaced the cranks and bb with chorus; rest is veloce. The coolest thing about my bike is the unique color - a lime green that I've only ever seen on one other bike.

Here is my 2002 Jamis Aurora with lots of road spooge to prove that I took it through the muck today. Built for comfort, not for speed, she uses a Body Geometry saddle and Armadillo tires on a solid steel frame fitted with genuine Shimano Sora components. I rode my first metric century on her last weekend. She will always be my first love.

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Right now I'm riding my Hoo Koo E Koo. The mavic rear wheel from my Mongoose Pro Ti soft tail is in the shop geting the free hub replaced. And Im wating for the Ultgra build kit for my new Ti Mongoose Pro road bike. It has a ti frame and a Look HSC 3 fork. Mavic pro wheels.

Okay, I'll chime in with my bikes.

My road bike is a 56cm Specialized Sirrus steel lugged frame and steel unicrown fork. 14-speed down tube shifters. All Shimano 105 with Wolber rims and Vittoria Techno Pro tires. Everything is pretty much as/is from circa 1992 except for the cartridge bottom bracket and new chainrings, 53/39 instead of the original 52/42. I weighed it at 23.7lbs ready to race (with pedals). I'm hanging on to this bike to ride until I can get a Bianchi Veloce or a Lemond Zurich.

My touring/commuter bike is a Novara Randonee steel frame & fork with Shimano RSX. This is a 21 speed bike. Wheels on this one are RSX hubs with Mavic MA-2 rims and Continental Top Touring 2000 tires. Pretty comfy and much faster than commuting on a mountain bike.

~Rich