I have a feeling you're just kidding.. but if you wanna compare my Stan Miles and my 3Rensho.. i can guarantee you they feel nothing alike.

Carl Strong Stage Race
Lemond Filmore 05
Trek Fuel
Trek 7000 Fixed

takayama 9-6 noserider
swift movement 5-8 LM fish
channel islands 6-5 singlefin
aipa 7-2 singlefin
chris slick 9 noserider

damn surfers.

monty mod trials bike
a muni
i.f. fixed
miyata fixed
soulcraft s/s mtb
santa cruz nomad fun bike
surly pacer road
cannondale t800 touring
'93-94ish specialized steel stumpie (made in japan...does that make it njs?)
an old schwinn cruiser for barcrawling
an old powerlite 24" bmx cruiser

i just suck at shedding bikes...i can let go of anything and everything else, but bikes just stick with me.

powerlites are the ****.. cruiser powerlights are the double ****

'59 Raleigh Lenton, converted to three-speed town bike
'88 Gitane Team Pro fixie conversion
Late '80s Raleigh Grand Prix road bike
Gunnar Rock Hound MTB
Mid '80s Bertoni NuovoItalia road bike

khs flite (being painted soon)
iro angus (nothing stock but the fsa headset)
dk cincinnati
old 80's haro waiting to be sold
alpha mercury (sold, but not delivered)
.... does a unicycle count?

johnny coast track bike
raleigh 3speed converted to coasterbrake ss
86? gt performer bmx
60's raleigh rodeo 20" stick shift
60's rollfast tandem
73 peugeot px-10

gee i didnt realize after we voted that we had to list our bikes.

orbit track
schwinn homegrown SS #1
schwinn homegrown SS #2
robin hood
is anyone still reading
does anyone care what bikes i have
i dont care what bikes you have
boy am i wasting my time
i could be doing more productive things
but im not
etc...

meh, who cares.

Man I used to snap a powerlite every 4 weeks, **** powerlights... and auburns!

1. fix conversion
2. haro bmx
3 old ass trek ss mtb

This will grow, I'm getting an angus frame when the refund check shows up and then possibly a wheelset over the summer and eventually I'd like to get ahold of a 24'' bmx and make the trek a fix. I'm telling myself that that will be it, I know that's not what's going to happen. I'm addicted to bike.

I also eat tons of rice and beans. Goya is my friend.

Ummmmmmm Errrrrrr well including the Kids too many !!!!
 

Raleigh Twenty Fixed
Raleigh Twenty 3 Speed
Raleigh Twenty Folder 3 speed
Raleigh Twenty Folder Custom Conversion Fixed (Under Construction)
Giant Boulder geared Alu Frame
Specialized Stumpjumper
Peugeot Lynx Geared
Townsend Everglade Geared
BH Sport 28 Trekking Geared
Moulton 1965 (Rebuilding)
Pashley Picador Trike
Dutch Trike Balloon wheels
Diamond Back old School BMX
Raleigh Flyer
Puch Shopper
Raleigh Routier
BSA 3 Speed
Ridgeback Trekker Wifes
Barracuda Wifes
Raleigh Misty Wifes
Specialized Hardrock Sons
Haro and GT BMX's Sons Don't know which models
Plus the girls have Two each including a beautiful Custom old School BMX Raleigh Burner Style
Does an Adams Trailer bike count ???
No Room left in the Garden - The Sheds or Brothers Basement now LOL
Just Sold a Raleigh Superbe 1982 Buyer arrives from USA next week to collect.
Need to thin them out but I just don't want to part with any of them. Is there a group like AA or G Anon for bikes ??? I think I may need help !!!!
OMG BEEN GIFTED A DUTCH 24" Trike & A Pashley Trike
SOMEBODY HELP ME PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!

Lets see.....

1)Norco Montery SS conversion
2)2001 Kona Roast mtn bike
3)Raleigh Olympian 12 speed
4)80's McKinnely Java rigid mtn bike for pulling the kids in the trailer
5)mid-70's Raleigh Sprite 5 speed for library runs

Those are just the ones that are in one piece. Lots more frames and parts waiting on time and money in the garage.

The right number of bikes is N+1.

even though I own five (or six) bikes I love them all. Most of em are old, and not very shiny, but I find I love them as much as the new shiny bikes. I love the old beaters more all the time. Not only are they very useful in a utilitarian sort of a way, I find they all ride nice in their own way. They are all very different to ride, and I love having the luxury of choosing the bike that best suits my mood or purpose.

In my head I think 3 would be the perfect number, but in my heart I can't bear to part with any of them.

trek conversion. super nice 531 steel. main steed that gets parts switched almost weekly.
ross conversion. triple butted ishiwata. only spent 13 dollars total building it.
viscount conversion. track drops. cx tyres.
trek mountain bike. full xt. ****ty old indy xl fork. slicks.
columbia cruiser. hardly ever ridden but nice to look at.
random schwinn cruiser. first bike i ever fully restored. also hardly ever ridden but really hard to get rid of.
univega viva touring single speed. racked out for grocery getting.
itty bitty miyata frame. i need to get a short girlfriend and build this up for her.
and then there's this thing. i'm saving it for when i'm ready to commit suicide.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...y/Image_07.jpg

i wouldn't own as many as i do, but i've got a *****in' workspace.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...troy/shed2.jpg

that's the storage half. the other side (which i don't have a pic of) is the work half. sheds rule.

Working bikes 5; non-working or just frames 4 more counting the trike.

i only have two.

and the other one hasnt been ridden in a year.
trek conversion
old school raleigh club racer


im really tall so just 'finding' stuff doenst work for me as much.

seven. Fuji Track, Schwinn convo beater, Balance Al-750 (ss, but going back to 8spd), KHS witch Dr, Tank Trials bike, Schwinn Crosscut, and my wife's Marin Muirwoods that I take out whenever it feels lonely. I don't touch her Masi unless I'm working on it. Different task, different bike.

I tend to acquire bikes easily and seem to have a hard time getting rid of them.

Currently, I'm living with this :
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1. Kona Keiki urban bar bike, great for fun and general mayhem
2. Holland 650c bike, fixed. This thing's a rocket ship!
3. Handbuilt singlespeed mtb - I don't ride it enough, but I love the way it rides enough that I'd have a really hard time getting rid of it.
4. Kona Keiki dirt hooligan. It's a long story, but this just recently came back into my life after I gave it away years ago. I couldn't turn away an old friend, could I?
5. 3Rensho 'crossish conversion - the first bike I reach for, usually.
6. Surly Karate Monkey - this bike will do anything, and do it passably. The only working derailleured bike in the house.
7. My old Kona Explosif. I built it up over a decade ago when I worked in a shop, and it's been everywhere and done everything with me. I don't ride it much these days, but there's no way it's leaving my life.
8. DBR Ti MTB bike. In a state of disrepair right now. Eventually I'll have to fix it up and sell it, as it's the hardest bike for me to justify to myself.
9. Kona A'ha - the captain america cruiser, and the #1 loaner bike. Probably going to get sold off as well, eventually.

I seem to have a miswiring, where 'replacements' become 'additions'. Oh well, it beats crack.

Where's the option for 0?? :)

Unknown vintage Stella (Belgian?) conversion fixie
Trek 2300 roadie
1981 Schwinn Collegiate Three
Specialized Rock Hopper
Dahon Boardwalk (damn transit strike)

I love all you people. Freakin' bike nuts.

1. 60's/70's Motobecane (not sure the model) fixed-gear conversion
2. Surly Steamroller Fixed-gear
3. Kogswell Fixed-Gear -> crappy weather bike with fenders, lights, and generator hub
4. Surly Cross-check single-speed
5. Trek geared road bike
6. cannnodale geared mountain bike
7. Men's 80's schwinn cruiser
8. Women's 80's schwinn cruiser
9. Robin hood fixed gear project for the wife
(10). considering getting a soma rush

Marin custom trackbike, made for 02Team Shaklee (columbus tubing, handmade fork, Deep-v's, cool as hell)

06 Bianchi Pista, heavy mods(unbreakable daily driver)

70something Raleigh Record Olympic Sport Tourer(weighs fifty-eleven million tons)

(Will probably be selling some of this crap to finance my motorcycle build, see signature for builder info)