'91 Peugeot Success with Shimano 105, added triple, recent Mavic Reflex SUP wheels, Sakae Litage FX fork.

Puch tourer + Zefal fenders (winter/wet weather bike), added triple, circa 1970s.

now thats a sweet trek!!! man keep these sweet rides coming all...:)
Ryan

Well, I certainly don't have anything to compete with these fine bikes that have been listed here. I have about a 1991/92 model Schwin Sprint.

Will try to get a picture of it up soon.

Dan

I have a 2002 Cannondale R700 roadbike, 2002 Trek 4300 mountain bike and a 2003 Norco Sasquatch moutain bike. I want to get a 2004 Kona Unit this winter, a nice single speed to get me in shape in the spring :)

Calfee, custom Tetra with Campy Record 10 speed. Weighs in at 16 lbs. A very sweet ride indeed, but I still can't beat my partner up those climbs.

98 Lemond Zurich, 9 speed DA, Mavic Classics SSC wheels, CK headset

2002 Next Breakpoint Pro (Mongoose Knock-off) Wal-Mart bike
Grand total.......... $99.00 Currently has over 650 miles on it. :p

2003 Raleigh SC40.

yr 2000 model TREK 2200. Except for tires (of course)
& an immediate change of the most uncomfortable Selle
something or other saddle to a KOOBI SI, the bike is pretty much just like it was the day I brought it home fom the bike shop. I replaced the 12-25 105 cassette with a 12-25 Ultegra/new Ultegra chain a while back. the rest is all original 105. The new 2200's have a good
mix of 105/Ultegra. I've really enjoyed the bike.

See my sig.

Man!...Sscyco, You got it bad! Nice collection.

03' Specialized Sequoia expert

Roadmaster, but planning on going to a store tomorrow to possibly change that.

Jacob

Y-Foil.... it's the only way to go!

2003 Gary Fisher Tassajara.... wish I could afford a road bike too. Saving up the pennies LOL

This is my commuter/tourer, a -94 Cannondale M600 greatly modified.

Fondriest Megalu with full Campy Veloce. :D

KLEIN 2004 Aura XV w/ full ultegra

Great Bike!!

working it out
 

older

old ritchey I picked up
 

grrr-old ritchey I picked up

2004 Kona Hoss (see my avatar). I'm a big guy (5'11", 260lbs.) and just recently got back into mountain biking after about a decade. The Hoss is just about perfect for me - durable, reliable and didn't cost me a fortune. Eventually - after losing some weight, getting into better shape and improving my skills - I'll probably get a FS bike. For right now, though, I'm loving the Hoss...

My new baby!! They just completed the frameset and she goes off to be powdercoated today!!



BTW, in case you're wondering she's a Thorn eXp expedition touring bike being custom built by SJS Cycles in the UK.

Ain't she pretty?!?!?! :D

That look's like a great touring ride! What's she made of and what are you going to build her up with. Looks like she deserves Campy.

She's made of Reynolds Conical 725 heat treated tubing. The frame is low temperature fillet brazed with Top tube: diameter ø - 31.8/28.6mm tapered gauge - 1.0/0.7/1.0mm
Down tube diameter ø - 31.8/34.9mm* tapered gauge - 1.0/0.7mm
Seat tube diameter ø - 31.8/28.6mm takes 27.0mm seatpost.

She's getting Shimano XT 9-speed 11/32 cassette. 22/32/44 rings.

48 hole Sun Rhyno rims/Shimano XT Tandem hubs, plain gauge spokes with Schwalbe Marathon XR (rigid) 26 x 1.9" tires.

All topped off with a Brooks B-67 saddle :D

Basically we're talking a Hummer on 2 wheels(or Sherman Tank)!! :eek:

only one problem with it, istanbul, the forks upside down! (sorry, it had to be said)