Big wheel
Schwinn kids bike
POS BMX bike from a hardware store
Nishiki Custom sport which I had as a teen and bent the frame in a wreck in college
rigid MTN bike (pre shocks)
and my current bikes-Raleigh 500, Orbea Onix, Felt Breed

Although I do want a new mtn bike and a TT bike. It's a problem.

It's not over yet.

Work week is for me.

yikes. I shouldnt have counted them.
22. 6 as a kid before I turned... damnit make that 23. 7 before I turned 18. Only 2 were road bikes, unless you count the 3 speed. and 16 as an adult.

Hey truckstop. Can you fit a bike in the back of your Abarth? That is an important question

there is a lifetime limit?

Having stood beside one of those little Fiat 500's I would doubt it.

Better chance of that crumb munching car fitting on the back of his bike....

Bike related the Sworks black tarmac required Matte black brakes...We couldn't have done without those..:rolleyes:
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Lifetime minimum.

WHEWWWW! I was starting to sweat

Any week above ground is a good week....

I work underground

Stop with the two word posts. I will never catch you assbuckets at this rate...:speedy:

I will be there sooner than later....

She'll have to spank me later.

Are you a miner?

I went and visited Dad for my first time today. I'm depressed. :o

That blows, LC. I would say buying a frame would help, but it probably won't.

Nope. Pretty sure the only thing that is going to help is time.

So let's talk about me:

What is the better deal, the Exalibur all built with Rival and REynolds wheels for $1700, or the Excalibur frame with Centaur and Scirrocco wheels for about $1900? My Cinelli is Centaur, and I like it, so I am tempted that way.

If you already have Campy I would stick with it on the new build so you can swap wheels around if necessary.

That is practical. Of course, I also have a bike with Shimano wheels now, so I'd have a spare either way. But I do think Campy would be the right way to go.

I like building them up myself, except I always seem to run into at least one stupid mishap (liking snapping off a lug on the fork of the last one) that makes me wonder why I bother. I then want to never build another. Luckily is doesn't last long, especially now that I know I am about 21 bikes behind.

Ssshhhhh, we're not supposed to talk about the monthly post contest. The title is up for grabs lately.

Finally hit 40 degrees in Michigan. Lots of riding to catch up on!