Post your winter bike pics.
#1026
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I've started riding my Moonlander to get my legs ready for winter. The first time out I noticed that the stock external bottom bracket cups had completely seized and needed to be replaced. The interface between the bearings and crank for that style of bottom bracket doesn't seem ideal. The axle and crank arms rest against a plastic liner and will still turn even if the bearings won't move.
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That's beautiful. And far too clean......
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An oldie but goodie. I am ready for more spoke-cicle weather!
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Waiting for my new winter bike Really looking foward to this. My old CX was starting to wear out, so should be nice to ride something brand new
#1031
Did I catch a niner?
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Made some changes to the cranks, gears, handlebars, grips, seatpost, and shifters.
I also picked up a pair of Surly Nates for this winter, the On-One Floaters are not to special in the snow.
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Some changes since mye last post ^^
When I went to my LBS for picking up the new bike, I got an offer on this years top model that I just couldn`t resist.
Same frame and fork, but Ultegra and fulcrum racing 5 instead of 105 and racing 7. On the back side I now got canti instead of disc brakes.
8,9 kg vs 10,2 kg was also an big plus.
Picked it up on friday, and have rode it for 130 km now, and WOW am i happy with it.
Feels really fast and turns are amazing.
When I went to my LBS for picking up the new bike, I got an offer on this years top model that I just couldn`t resist.
Same frame and fork, but Ultegra and fulcrum racing 5 instead of 105 and racing 7. On the back side I now got canti instead of disc brakes.
8,9 kg vs 10,2 kg was also an big plus.
Picked it up on friday, and have rode it for 130 km now, and WOW am i happy with it.
Feels really fast and turns are amazing.
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#1033
Sheeeee-it!
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Newly conscripted to winter duties.
My dear All City: This will be our third winter together. This bike was close to being sold.
My dear All City: This will be our third winter together. This bike was close to being sold.
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-13°C during yesterday's ride. Looking like -20°C for the ride tomorrow morning. This path is part of my daily commute.
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This is my 2d winter on this bike; currently running continental winter contact tires but I'll be mounting up studded tires soon. The commute this morning was 18 degrees and it won't be much better on the way home tonight. The frame cost me $30 and the parts mainly came out of my parts bin:
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This years winter bike will be a 1995 Triumph Ravine built by Raleigh Canada and purchased at a yard sale this fall for $20.
Shown yesterday, just off the Lynn Valley Trail. Much cooler today!
Shown yesterday, just off the Lynn Valley Trail. Much cooler today!
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We are what we reflect. We are the changes that we bring to this world. Ride often. -Geo.-
We are what we reflect. We are the changes that we bring to this world. Ride often. -Geo.-
#1039
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My winter bike is the my summer bike, and it's my commuter. I use 23mm training tires all season, currently Continental GP 4000S.
Just need to install fenders, looking at Portland Design Works, or SKS Long if can find one.
Just need to install fenders, looking at Portland Design Works, or SKS Long if can find one.
#1040
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Just finished my new old Schwinn Sierra for winter commuting. Studs on the front, Brooks Pro and an old Moots Ti handlebar.
#1041
Hi. I'm in Delaware.
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#1042
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#1043
Hi. I'm in Delaware.
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#1045
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The studded tires came in the mail yesterday, went on this morning, and as of today this is my winter bike! It's handles great on the snow and ice so far.
#1047
working on my sandal tan
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#1049
Bicycle Repair Man !!!
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Bicycle Repair Man !!!