i'll show you mine if you show me yours

[fredrikw]

You're welcome. Nice to see old steel frames being used as they're intended and not all turned into fixies

u_w, now that's disco incarnated in a handle bar tape

[ultra_whippet]

u_w, now that's disco incarnated in a handle bar tape

Ha ha yes, I might get a slightly more subdued design next time

[soniczip]

my babies:

viner (carbon) - the one i train with


cbt (aluminium) - my first bicycle, i now use it for indoor training or to hang around in town. repainted!


orbea (aluminium) - i'm planning to change it ... it's a bit to heavy


yokota (aluminium) - the grannie

[Big Good Wolf]

My race bike.


http://www.flickr.com/photos/8805115@N04/5001272931/

Lynskey Ridgeline titanium 29er

[fredrikw]

ooh, a Lynskey, what a coincidence. I'm looking at CX frames right now and Lynskey is at the top of my list at the moment. enjoying it?

[kallefs]

...Lynskey is at the top of my list at the moment.

Of course it is. I always suspected twisted down tubes and wooden fenders is what gets you going

[fredrikw]

...Lynskey is at the top of my list at the moment.

Of course it is. I always suspected twisted down tubes and wooden fenders is what gets you going

he he. actually, the twisted down tube is something that makes me hesitate on the ProCross in favour of the Cooper CX instead, which has a more classical design. the wooden fenders fortunately aren't included when buying the frame set

it's not easy finding a light weight, race ready, CX frame with disc tabs, so sometimes you have to settle for something a bit more bearded that you'd wish

[Big Good Wolf]

I like the Lynskey, it just feels faster than anything else I've ever ridden.
I was riding it fully rigid up until Friday as the only forks I had with a long enough steerer tube were rigid carbon ones.
I bought some Fox F29 100mm forks off ebay, fitted them on Saturday morning, went for a test ride, then raced it today on Salisbury Plain.

[Mr. Cleetus]

It sure is pretty!!

I like the Lynskey, it just feels faster than anything else I've ever ridden.
I was riding it fully rigid up until Friday as the only forks I had with a long enough steerer tube were rigid carbon ones.
I bought some Fox F29 100mm forks off ebay, fitted them on Saturday morning, went for a test ride, then raced it today on Salisbury Plain.

[jakob]

My new Fixie, love it because it has nothing more than the minimum needed!

[vCLaW]

My mountain bike:

DSC04266 by vclaw, on Flickr

Its a few years old now, but I don't think I've posted a picture of it here before. It has had various bits replaced and upgraded, the forks are fairly new, plus a shiny red Hope front hub, headset, seatclamp etc...

[bob_summers]

My new Fixie, love it because it has nothing more than the minimum needed!

at least one brake surplus to requirements!




just kidding. looks great, enjoy! looking forward to seeing some serious quad developments!

[bob_summers]

new frame, old bits. dialled bikes love/hate frame, reynolds 520 cromo, EBB. 32x16. haven't decided on white or black rims, so one of each for now
more pics in my log.

[fredrikw]

32x16... better not be in a hurry I guess

[xscott902x]