hey now its cheap but at least ur riding, my first commuter was the same bike and it worked.

'04 LeMond Buenos Aires

Lemond Buenos Aires (this time w/ the photo!)

1972 Schwinn Speedster
 

I love it!

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Groovy :D.... here it is with IMG tags... :)
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I have a 2001 Bianchi Giro, Shimano 105 groupo, Tri Spoke rear wheel and 700c ceramic front. My second bike is Bianchi TT 3t aero bars, shimano 600 groupo, rear disc and zipp 650 front.[FONT=Book Antiqua][COLOR=Black]

I have a 2003 Giant Iguana w/disc brakes. DK Iron Cross pedals, Panaracer Pyro tires

I am riding a 2004 Trek 4300 with upgrades.

-XT drivetrain, besides the RaceFace Prodigy XC cranks
-Avid Single digit 7 rim brakes
-Cyclocomputer and head/tail light are the lil' accesories

Next to go is this POS fork....InSync Grind 323....It absorbs all or nothing basically.

These.

is one the commuter and the other an "off trail beast"?

Here it is right at this moment.

Number 2 view

Brooks saddles (at least I think they are)... good on you!

Yep. I am glad i spared money on the bikes so I could buy accessories. These saddles are amazing. I will never have a spongey butt jabber again.

I love it when people feel the saddle and say, "that must hurt like mad!" I just smile and think about how little time they must have spent on a bike. If you have spent very much, it doesn't take long to figure out what is comfortable.

Another Litespeed

What Are You Riding?
 

'03 Cannondale "Warrior 900"

Aluminum Road Warrior Frame
Aluminum Fatty Ultra Fork
Mavic CXP 22 Rims
Contintenal Top Touring 700 x 28c Tires
TruVati V Elita SL Triple 30, 40, 52 Crank
TruVatiV ISIS splined Bottom Bracket
Shimano FD-R443 Front Deraileur
Shimano Ultegra Rear Deraileur
Shimano Rapid Fire Shifters
Ritchey SC Handlebars w/barends
Cannondale 3-D forged 25.4 Stem
Cane Creek Headset

MasterLock 6' x 8mm cable lock
Kryptonite Evolution 2000 mini u-lock.

2003 cannondale badboy
199? Gary Fisher Aquila with too many mismatched parts to name
1986 (I think) Wicked Fat Chance waiting for enough cash to put back together
1988 Rocky Mtn Fusion used to supply other bikes with parts, except the brakes, has that lovely bottom bracket u-brake

I do most of my cycling on a 12-yr old city/hybrid-bike which I recently upgraded with:
- Drop bars with Sora shifters
- 3x8 up from 3x7
- Schmidt dynohub
- SPD dual pedals
The drop bars together with the small red&black frame (like a very old mountain bike) give that bike a funny look.

On nice summer week-ends I also use a 2001 Bianchi "Reparto Corse" with Campa Veloce.
And since last november I also store an unnamed mountain bike which I haven't used much yet.
Plus my brother's 1979 Peugeot 10-speed I just refurbished, but this one is for him.

My latest ride was on the 28th of February. I rode to the blue line station at Desplaines Ave in Forest Park 5 blocks rode the L to clark and lake and then rode and walked to the lake front path starting by abewight(a former lakes Ferry and home of the Columbia Yacht club, Abegwight means cradled on the waves) I then rode past Navy pier to fullerton by the theater on the lake. I rode and walked back to Clark and lake etc. I may have covered 10 miles on my 3 speed Dahon piccolo.It has 305 mm= 16 inch wheels. Koffee do you know how far that is ? You do live in Chicago right?

I ride a Fisher 229 Dual Sport and a GL1800.

I ride a CCM Revenge, 2004 with Eagle 2 brake pads in the rear. Lol I posted about 11 days after the last post :)
Dual suspension Y-frame
Grip indexed shifting system
Shimano rear derailleur
Alloy V-type brakes and rims
Quick-release seat
21-speed
26" (65cm) wheels