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  • Looks like a Condor cyclocross frame with Kona Project 2 forks, cable disks, Campag groupy, Look Keo pedals and a chunky lighting system. Pretty nice imho apart from maybe the forks which could be upgraded to carbon.
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  • collie27 wrote:


    Sir, I like your style!

    you're too kind *doffs cap*
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  • Fe
    Fe Posts: 3
    Got to love those reflective sidewalls - Vredestein Perfect Moirees

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    i'm in ur C+ stealing ur post count
  • And i can never resist the opportunity to post a pic of my bike...

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    Specialized Globe Mity 2005 (Dahon Roo frame basically), with On-one Midge bar and MTB stem, Kona flat pedals and BMX tyres. That was summer mode, its currently now in winter mode, so its got knobblies (it gets muddy round 'ere) and twin headlights that make it think its one of those BMW motorbikes that Ewan McGregor rides across various bits of africa, and that also make people think i'm a police bike and get out of the way... :roll: :lol:
    All i wanna do is...
  • Here are some pics of my darling boardman hybrid pro 8)

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    Been using it for the last 2 months to get to work. Actually, start of last week I caught the train to work for the first time in ages due to me suffering from the bird flu...what a fecken joke! Next day, even though I was on deaths door I rode in to work!!! So much less stress using the bike, even when sick as a dog!

    Regards

    Mailman
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    Pinarello Sestriere in stripped down summer mode.
    Steel frame, mostly campag centaur drivetrain, shimano brakes (need mudguard clearance) and pedals, mavic open pros on veloce hubs, arione saddle, deda bars and stem.

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    Loaded up for winter (actually this is my previous Sestriere, sadly destroyed by a careless driver)
  • mtb.boy
    mtb.boy Posts: 208
    mailmannz - Why does your back brake line have a strange bend in it? and white tape attached?
    The first rule of cycling is - Tell everyone how great cycling is.

    The second rule of cycling is - Tell everyone how great cycling is !!!!
  • The white tape is just me being lazy (was on the bike when I got it, just havent found the time to take it off:)).

    And I dunno about the brake line as Ive just looked at the bike (its in the hallway much to the wifes annoyance).

    Regards

    Mailman
  • Never one to miss a photo opportunity...Somec Titano in summer guise, tho' the lamps have just been fitted using a Topeak bar Xtender which is neat.

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    More pics can be found at http://www.moononastick.dsl.pipex.com/somec/
  • secretsam
    secretsam Posts: 5,120
    Ooooh there's some nice kit on here

    Am not going to show mine 'cos a) I don't have a photo of it and b) it's a bit sad and old (and is currently using an old toestrap to hold on the guards after the bolt fell out :oops: )

    It's just a hill. Get over it.
  • baudman
    baudman Posts: 757
    SecretSam wrote:

    Am not going to show mine 'cos ... it's a bit sad and old (and is currently using an old toestrap to hold on the guards after the bolt fell out :oops: )


    C'mon.... show some pride. It can't be as bad as mine! :D
    Commute - MASI Souville3 | Road/CX - MASI Speciale CX | Family - 80s ugly | Utility - Cargobike
  • BentMikey
    BentMikey Posts: 4,895
    Here's my commuter:

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  • Mikey isn't that the same bike as the pic on page 1? with just some decals & new wheels? *narrows eyes*

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  • BentMikey
    BentMikey Posts: 4,895
    Yup, updated photo. Sorry, but I love it, can't help posting again!
  • secretsam
    secretsam Posts: 5,120
    BentMikey: in your photo avatar, I assume that's you? If so, you appear to be wearing yellow swim goggles on your head, please explain, was it wet that day? :lol:

    It's just a hill. Get over it.
  • janm399
    janm399 Posts: 132
    My old bike ended up like this after a cab driver made a right turn across the bus/cycle lane. 444740080_f5451a1b1f_b.jpg. I broke my wrist and got a new bike!
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    -- Jan
    Computer geek, Manchester Wheelers' member since 2006
  • I don't have a pic of my own bike (or rather the bike I have borrowed) but a quick search on Google image found the culprit.

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    No barends on mine, but otherwise the same. It's not much of a bike - hoping for a road bike in the new year.....
    mrBen

    "Carpe Aptenodytes"
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  • El Capitano
    El Capitano Posts: 6,401
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    Claud Butler Urban Levante with Scott AT4 Pro Bars. For the Winter, I fit a light bar riser thingamybob to raise the front lights over the aerobars.

    :D
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    I bit unused at the moment but it's a decent enough steed.


    Also bought a new Spesh Stumpjumper Comp to go with it.
    Two Stumpjumpers, a Rockhopper Disk and an old British Eagle.

    http://www.cornwallmtb.kk5.org
  • This is my first (of many) Bianchi :D

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    I need a better pic, but you get the idea
  • jam1ec
    jam1ec Posts: 64
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    FCN : 1
  • nwallace
    nwallace Posts: 1,465
    Using El Capitanos posts heading:
    My Daily Ride looks like this
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    Though when I can be arsed commuting by bike

    This: http://www.hyperthenellyphantsports.fot ... 33005.html
    Do Nellyphants count?

    Commuter: FCN 9
    Cheapo Roadie: FCN 5
    Off Road: FCN 11

    +1 when I don't get round to shaving for x days
  • afctumike
    afctumike Posts: 52
    edited December 2007
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    Orbea Elgeta.

    This bike is offered with an option of front suspension or a solid fork. In fact most Orbea's are available as "custom built" as you need. I went with a solid fork as most mileage is road with the occasional track/tow path. I then had Cycra Guards fitted by the dealer. Supplied by Epic Cycles who I recommend as superb.

    I notice that the flash has picked out the reflective properties of the saddle bag trim and the tyres (Continental Sport Contact) :D
    My bike's an Orbea Elgeta from Epic Cycles
  • Rykard
    Rykard Posts: 582
    El Capitano -
    where did you get the Scott AT4 Pro Bars from? Are they available in the UK?
    Cheers
    Rich

    A Vision of a Champion is someone who is bent over, drenched with sweat, at the point of exhaustion, when no one else is watching.
  • El Capitano
    El Capitano Posts: 6,401
    Rykard wrote:
    El Capitano -
    where did you get the Scott AT4 Pro Bars from? Are they available in the UK?

    I bought them from Evans Cycles - many, many years ago. They are circa 1994. I contacted Scott in the US of A recently as the centre bridge is split at one of the bolt holes and I wanted to get either a new bridge or new set of bars - neither were available and they hadn't got anything lurking around in their warehouse either. (Araldited and sprayed the original one - which was that awful lime green colour)

    Only 20" wide, which is a tad too narrow for an MTB (which is what they're designed for), but absolutely perfect for commuting - although I do have to have the right hand brake/shifter pod slightly higher than the left hand one to accomodate the cable cross over.
  • il_principe
    il_principe Posts: 9,155
    @ Bent-Mikey- forgot to say I thought I saw you on Vauxhall Bridge road in the summer. I was having a pint outside the Swan, you were waiting at the lights heading south towards the bridge... can't be many London Skaters 'bents in London... :?:
  • andyp
    andyp Posts: 10,549
    I'm riding this these days;

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  • pst88
    pst88 Posts: 621
    My big fat commuting mountain bike:
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    Mongoose Tyax Elite, Continental City Contact on the back, Continental Sport Contact on the front, Altura saddle bag, also replaced the cranks after an unfortunate mishap.
    Bianchi Via Nirone Veloce/Centaur 2010
  • Probably being a bit daft here, but how do you upload images into your message?
  • Upload them to a hosting site such as Flickr. Then just copy and paste the link.
    My bike's an Orbea Elgeta from Epic Cycles