Traveler5

I'm 50 (unfortunately) and new to the forum. I couldn't find a bike photo gallery for the 50 and older members (if there is one already, I apologize), but I'd like to see what everyone here is riding.

I have a '09 Trek 4500 mountain bike. Ride it mostly on paved trails and some mountain trails here in UT.

maddmaxx 

The Dormouse is done, 12 hours before surgery. The ride will have to wait for a month or so but there are some quick pics in an album on my profile page. Click on my avitar to go there. 4 hours to get it together including new cables and a quick tune up. Minor adjustments to be made when I ride, but I'm condemned till both eyes are done. No riding, no wrenching, no............... (that won't last).
https://www.bikeforums.net/members/maddmaxx-8405.html for more of these

tony2v

The Moots Compact is my road bike - my pride and joy. The Masi Speciale Sprint is my track bike used for racing at the San Diego Velodrome.

CACycling

'08 Fuji Roubaix RC road bike


'07 Schwinn Le Tour GS commuter


'77 Schwinn Le Tour II


and I've got a '94 Diamond Back Sorrento MTB around here somewhere but can't find a pic.

cyclinfool

Here is what my Tarmac looks like - no pics of the others on this computer so can't post em

nwmtnbkr

I always take my camera with me. Here's a photo of my trusty mountain bike, taken on today's ride on an un-numbered, undesignated forest road.

BikeWNC

My bikes.

Specialized SWorks Roubaix SL2


Parlee Z4


Independent Fabrication Crown Jewel


Bridgestone MB-4 - still a workhorse


Specialized Langster Comp track


Specialized Langster road fixed


Independent Fabrication Deluxe steel mtb

cranky old dude

Here's what I commute on from May through October, Volae Tour....




Here's what I commute on from November through April, '88 Trek...




Here's what I use for longer rides, Easy Racers Tour Easy....


and this, Sun EZ Sport...



I use the Raleigh C-40 to tow with...



Sometimes I'm a 'Roadie'






Sometimes I enlist a little help from behind....


I'll stop now, there are many more but these are the ones I ride the most.

JanMM

TMB

My 1984 custom Derek Bailey, since re-furbed with S&S couplers installed ....





My custom Carl Strong, dirt road bike. With S&S couplers



Another Carl Strong,



Yet another Carl Strong, this one from the NAHBS show - 2009



De Rosa Primato



Coppi



Custom Curtlo



Custom Pegoretti



Another De Rosa



There are actually more, I'm ashamed to say ..........

tsl

Primary commuter, grocery-getter, century bike and occasional mountain climber, '06 Trek Portland



Shown here in the ever popular winter commute photo




And Yellow Bike, my fast and frisky fun-ride bike. It's a Y2K Trek 1000, that I bought abused in '07 and rebuilt.

Shown here shortly after the rebuild



And here, with its new Wound-Up fork, after tangling with that Pontiac earlier this year

smorris 

'92 Bridgestone RB-T recently hauled down from the rafters and cleaned up




'97 KHS Summit X that I just finished converting into an Xtracycle




Towing my daughter's Specialized Myca to meet her bus so she could ride home with me.

Hermes

Cervelo R3 Road



Cervelo P2C Time Trial

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Planet X Track



Santana Tandem



Wife's Orbea Orca Road



Wife's Orbea Ordu Time Trial



Wife's Cervelo P3 Track

Traveler5

Awesome bikes! Keep posting.

Beverly

The Madone resting along the trail in Colorado
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The Trek 520 resting along the Katy Trail today It's a little dusty but I hope to get it cleaned tomorrow.
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JimF22003

If you insist. 2009 Cervelo R3SL, special Tour de France edition, had it about six weeks, close to 900 miles on it already. This pic was taken on Skyline Drive in Shenandoah NP in Virginia:

NOS88

Here are mine, at least the ones that see any riding time. There are a handful of others (80s & 90s steel roadbikes that are being kept in as pristine condition as possible).

Primary road bike: Habanero Team Pro
Secondary road bike: Jamis Eclipse
Primary commuter: Cannondale T800
Secondary commuter: Trek 950
Hardly ever gets ridden bike: S-Works Roubaix

Artkansas 

American Eagle/Nishiki 10 Speed



Specialized Hard Rock and Bikes at Work AW64 trailer



Bacchetta Giro 20



Giant Stiletto Chopper/Parade bike

Artkansas 

We'll cure you of that attitude. If you weren't 50, you'd be dead, so quit whining.

John E

Wow! Not just quantity, but real quality in that collection, as well. I particularly like the look of that Strong "dirt road bike" (cyclocross?), but everything you have shown is awesome.

John E

I rode a 1971 American Eagle Semi-Pro for 20 years, until the frame broke. Mine was yellow -- your orange color came out a few months after I bought mine.

I bought son #1 a Hard Rock about 10 years ago, and he still rides it when he isn't using his Cannondale Rush.

John E

My oldest bike is your age. You guys have seen the pix before

Traveler5

Glad to hear your bike has held up for so long.

I hope I do as well. I just turned 50 and I'm still getting used to it emotionally. What happened to my 30s and 40s?? It all went so fast. Here's hoping that continued bike ridding will help us all to be strong and healthy both physically and mentally for many more years to come.

Cheers!

FL_MarkD

Here is my lastest 'favorite', just finished last month. 2006 Serotta Fierte IT. Fork and frame just purchased as NOS.

And also my 'rain bike' Serotta Atlanta that was a craigslist find 18 months ago. It had been sitting in a garage for 10 years with little use.

Mark

stapfam

The ones I ride regularly and where they live.