Pictures of your Bike

Thought I would go deep rims on the back only.

different set of wheels on the cube

My MTB..

It started off life as a GT Avalanche 2.0.. but now: -
Upgraded: Rockshox Recon SL, SRAM X0/X9, Deore Hollowtech Chainset, Ritchey WCS Bars, Ritchey WCS 100mm Stem, Superstar Integrato Headset, Superstar Excel Grips, Easton Seatpost, SDG Belle Air Camo Saddle and Conti X King 2.3 tyres

And I like it.!

My 1994 Cinelli Unica with 2012 Campagnolo bits on it.

Since the picture has been taken it's now got a shiny Miche Supertype seatpost to finish it off.

Great to ride and a change from the standard carbon.

Hullo folks; and what charming steeds you all have. This my Genesis Altitude 30 in lovely 853 and full XT. I'll try and get a pic of my upgraded 2009 Trek 1.5 in lime green for your delectation soon.

Riding this at the moment,built it up over summer, and loving it

I'm gonna have to go have a lie down!!

Here's my 1963 Fred Dean. Cheap tubs (Vittoria) at the moment, campag/fiamme (re-built with double butted stainless spokes), 52 tooth TA chainwheel/Stronglight cranks campag gran sport 5 speed, Mafac "tiger" centre pull brakes. The original Unica Nitor plastic saddle is taking a break - as is my backside... still just under 10kgs after all these years.

Here's mine.

my Fixie ....

New addition to the family, a 2012 Jamis Aurora Elite for commuting duties.

And the Preffisio has had a make over:

Rob

In the very top pic it's a Deda Magic post. I've no idea what the post I'm currently using is. I bought it second hand off ebay and the brand wasn't named. There's no marking on it to give it away either.

It's quite distinctive looking and very light so I thought I'd have been able to match it to something but so far no joy. I think it may be a generic Chinese job.

Rob

Fixie, with flat tyre - now has Thomson layback seatpost - Barron 531 SL TT frame:

Aende Columbus Record, recently built TT/Race bike:

Surly 1 x 1 MTB and Kiddie carrier:

Jamis Xenith comp.
My precious.

Still hot off the press (unlike the wallpaper).... my new Brain Rourke 953 custom built frame. This steel is most definitely real. I absolutely love it.

This is my lovely Cinelli; only mods are 25c Gatorskins. She's a bit dirty from a trek round the B roads in my locale yesterday.
NB: She was given a good scrub shortly after this pic was taken

Me too I want to play.

Haha, cock.

Here's my bikes .

Giant Defy 2 2012
Canyon Nerve XC 2011
Dialled Prince Albert
Old Kona road bike (Sold)
Mongoose Logo BMX

Here's another addition to the family,
Columbus steel frame and fork
Campag Veloce (for now)
Pro-Lite Bracciano wheels

built just in time to put in storage until the summer

(apols for the rubbish photo)

here's my new bike (2013 specialized tarmac sport) i loves it

Hi All,
a nice little break in the weather today so took one of my little 'babies' for it's first real spin today after my frame-up build. Full DA 7900, K2 aero-lites etc.
Rides like a dream, sub 16lb, steady as a rock and really comfortable.
Sweet

Regards,

Trikeman.

Ha! Well spotted - it's in park-up mode to keep the spring tension, ahem!

Regards,

Trikeman.

Ok Raleigh - in bigger rings

Will try harder next time......Doh!

Regards,

Trikeman.

My trusty old (2004) Jan Janssen, unknown brand over here but one of the top marques in the Netherlands. Recently put new wheels on it, now looking for a carbon fork with 1 inch steerer.

And my Ribble winter bike, which due to my not-so-brilliant experience with the shop had the Ribble decals taken off and is now rebranded with Scotland stickers The bike itself is not bad. It now has decent mudguards and different wheels.

I also have a cheap but quite good Merida mountainbike in the shed. A Land Rover (2x2) bike on the turbo trainer, i had to put it on the road for a few weeks but it's not a pleasant bike. And a Giant Defy which lives with my parents in the Netherlands, so i can ride when i'm there. The Defy is a cheap Sora-kitted thing, but rides amazingly well.