wacomme

I would love to get into karting. However, like many of my interests and would-be interests it's all too expensive. Thus, physically is bicycle racing, and sans money I'm now starting that books I've wanted to write for the past decade.

Velo Vol 

How are UFOs a hobby?

branstone

golf, guitars

stevemtbr

Eating.

DGlenday

Nice. I like those PRS fret markers.

(Those are PRSs, aren't they?)

DGlenday

A good subject for a separate OT thread.

trussdude

I used to race motorcycles (too broke now).

John_V 

Besides cycling, I love retirement.

Beau210

Climbing, Trail running, Reading Sci-fi fantasy, would love to get into back packing or mountaineering (Even took a backpacking class last year in college), and hanging out with the girlfriend.

Beau210

BTW my two climbing buddies graduated so if you live in the Austin-San Marcos area and need a climbing partner who hasnt climbed in about six months shoot my a message.

laserfj

Competitive sailing.
Photography.
I want to learn woodworking, time will tell.

Seattle Forrest

Since this is turning into a picture thread:













Not one of these is more than 100 road miles from Seattle.

Beau210

It's settled I'm moving to Seattle lol

patentcad

Birds.

fly:yes/land:no

this thread rules.

SlimRider

When a person researches UFO reports, examines UFO photos, watches UFO videos, contributes to UFO blogs, and belongs to a UFO forum, you can safely assume that the person has a hobby related to UFO's.

Also, when the same person spends time sky-watching, studying planets, asteroids, moons etc. and he occasionally observes something that cannot be scientifically explained and he personally designates it as being a possible UFO, that person again, can be safely classified as a UFO hobbyist.

- Slim

PS.

The same can be said about Crop Circles...

danvuquoc

My other hobby is the track...

03FinestAL

This....

If my wife ever looked in my watch boxes, or my safe I wouldn't have to worry too much about having a cut out in my saddle...

lotek 

scuba diving, I'm an instructor at a local shop when I'm
not riding or being a computer geek (full time job).
Some photography, mostly underwater.

Seattle Forrest

MajorMantra

Currently, photography and playing the piano badly.


Camera P*rn 2 by MajorMantra, on Flickr

In the past I've been heavily into r/c planes and helis, and aquariums.

Not a hobby exactly, but in the past few weeks I've been reading a bit about watches and I now have this powerful urge to get one of these:

Commodus

^^ Wow that's a great looking watch.

hollowmen

Well, I'm a full-time student studying genetics, as well as a lab assistant, so that's the bulk of my time outside of cycling.
If I'm not riding bikes, I'm probably fixing them up.
I'm a big gamer, whenever I have time (which isn't too often).
I enjoy backpacking on the weekends with my wife, and anything else that gets me outside.

In general, I love learning. I'm constantly reading books, articles, editorials, and anything else I can get my hands on. Some of my favorite topics are biology (duh), history (early American in particular), religion, politics, and fiction (Tolstoy, Kafka, Moliere, Tolkein, Herbert, and many others).

Dan333SP

Besides biking, my biggest hobby is following Formula 1 and sports car races. I'll watch other sports and such, but Le Mans and F1 are the two that I can't get enough of and the only two I'll regularly shell out money to travel to see, and collect memorabilia for each (posters, diecast cars, racing games, literally hundreds of books, hats, shirts, ect.). I'd be into karting if I had the money, but it's so expensive that it makes high end bikes seem easily attainable by comparison.

Besides that, the usual. Photography, movies, reading voraciously, drinking as many new kinds of beer as possible, and learning as much as I can about food.

caloso

It really is. I only have a couple of watches and they're pretty pedestrian Victorinox. I'd love to get something special and unusual.