Commuting bike pics
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bikesr4riding wrote:
You've been sold a full bike and half a pair of forks, take it back and get the other half asapI've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0 -
Why has that bike only got a left fork blade why no right?0
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Its ye olde classic cannondale leftyLe Cannon [98 Cannondale M400] [FCN: 8]
The Mad Monkey [2013 Hoy 003] [FCN: 4]0 -
Africa bike 3!
Found picture online, haven't photographed my heavy but lovely bike yet.
It's like riding a ... tractor I suppose But great fun.Kona Africabike 3 - 20kgs of love and steel0 -
redvee wrote:bikesr4riding wrote:
You've been sold a full bike and half a pair of forks, take it back and get the other half asap
No worries, I'm saving the other half of the fork for another bike build
Seriously though, this is such a stiff ride and the tracking with the front fork is incredibly stable, straight and fast. This is my first Cannondale let alone Lefty and I have to say I'm impressed. The responsiveness from the rear is also surprisingly incredible, so much direct power. So good, so far. Will post a full review on my blog in 5 or 6 months time...
Coming back to the original question, "What hybrid for £1K", no doubt about it, if your willing and happy to spend that much on a hybrid, then the Bad Boy 8 is choice.
Some and indeed most of the alternatives mentioned in previous responses are excellent machines and offer great value, I considered some of them, but with the opportunity to buy a new bike on my company's cycle 2 work scheme, paying £500 for a £1K bike is an opportunity not to be missed in my view, and paid over 18 months as well. Nice.
Make the most of it, if you're able to.0 -
Heres my fantastic Dave the BAxxxxARD Hinde
we go everywhere in north and central london together, but never south of the river0 -
johnnyqif wrote:but never south of the river
Why would you ever want to... :PLe Cannon [98 Cannondale M400] [FCN: 8]
The Mad Monkey [2013 Hoy 003] [FCN: 4]0 -
Hi
my commuter
TREK 1.7 comp 2008
SPECIALIZED TARMAC comp 20090 -
Been using this for a few years:
Just got one of these to try:
Pat..."Campagnolo has soul, Shimano has ruthless efficiency and SRAM has yet to acquire mystique. Differentiating between them is a matter of taste"0 -
YAY, FINALLY got my own Ribble Porn
It did mean getting ride of the Scott but was WELL worth it.
(Better pics to follow)
The story behind it:
http://gazzasblogs.blogspot.com/2009/08 ... -time.htmlOn a Mission to lose 20 stone..Get My Life Back
December 2007 - 39 Stone 05 Lbs
July 2011 - 13 Stone 12 Lbs - Cycled 17851 Miles
http://39stonecyclist.com
Now the hard work starts.0 -
http://www.falconcycles.co.uk/Corporate/img/Scorpion/Fear-L.jpg
Heres Mine, Tel me what you think, and what you'd change ? [/url]Singletrack Heaven0 -
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Nice bike, those mudguards look tempting. Are they quick on and off? They look like they might offer more protection compared to my full SKS mudguards.0
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freehub wrote:Nice bike, those mudguards look tempting. Are they quick on and off? They look like they might offer more protection compared to my full SKS mudguards.
I reckon I could get them off in a minute, once I'm used to the re-usable cable ties. You'd just have to undo the thumbscrews attaching them to the stays, un-clip the cable tie and they'd be off. My first ever mudguards, so I can't say whether they're better than anything or not, but I rode through some puddles and stayed dry.0 -
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The Pig:
Thoroughly unmodified apart from the new seatpost. Not yet weighed, but she certainly ate ALL the pies!David
Engineered Bicycles0 -
Is that a Rolls saddle that stops the seatpost hurting you?I've added a signature to prove it is still possible.0
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Roastie wrote:The Pig:
Thoroughly unmodified apart from the new seatpost. Not yet weighed, but she certainly ate ALL the pies!
not a bad looking pig has to be said!0 -
redvee wrote:Is that a Rolls saddle that stops the seatpost hurting you?
@ Roger: Why thanks!David
Engineered Bicycles0 -
old faithfull meets new giant FCR1.0 -
My new ride
fishcakeYou can never have too many bikes!0 -
hellotracy wrote:BentMikey wrote::
Actually I also use a Spesh Langster, but this is the no.1 commuting bike.
i like this one
ditto.... this thing looks unique0 -
Avoneer wrote:
Just got one of these to try:
Pat...
bet you're going to end up regretting that, i know i did. worst bike i have ever owned! this will most likely drive you insane...- Kona Hot '96 - Marin Rift Zone '09 - Cannondale Synapse Carbon '06 - Kona Caldera '98 - Kona AA '94 - Dawes Kickback II - Cannondale BadBoy '11 - Genesis iOiD SS -0 -
Hoathy wrote:bet you're going to end up regretting that, i know i did. worst bike i have ever owned! this will most likely drive you insane...
Next you'll be telling him his bike's had nine of its gears stolen by the gypsys who sold it to him
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2HP25bKztE0 -
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Roastie wrote:I do like Surlys. That a Cross Check frame?
Yup. I have a road bike for Sunday club runs and a Mountain bike for playing on, and this does everything else: touring, commuting, family rides with a trailgaiter and a picnic in the panniers, tow paths and fire roads, shopping, you name it. The only thing I'd change is the bottle dynamo for a front hub one, probably next October."Internet Forums - an amazing world where outright falsehoods become cyber-facts with a few witty key taps and a carefully placed emoticon."0