The perfect bike for your ride...

secretsam

...I'm a man of simple tastes, and simple needs...my London ride's only about 3-4 miles, so this would do me nicely...

http://www.condorcycles.com/tempo.html

How about you? No "I've already got the perfect bike" nonsense, it just ain't so!

Mog Uk

Would love to add a Cotic Roadrat to my collection, just need to convince the wife that I really do need 'another' bike....

http://www.cotic.co.uk/product/roadrat.html

el_presidente

Mog Uk wrote:

Would love to add a Cotic Roadrat to my collection, just need to convince the wife that I really do need 'another' bike....

http://www.cotic.co.uk/product/roadrat.html

£260 frame or £600 complete bike is a stone cold bargain, stop posting these links damn you!

tardington

Um, the link isn't working?

Is it a singlespeed? I'm getting awfully tempted by one...

NB I'm totally not fit enough to ride one, I just want to tell people I do. 8)

Mog Uk

Simplicity at it's best........

secretsam

I prefer mine, less trendy but then I'm a bit of an old f$rt (spot the man who's 'n'th birthday was last Saturday)

:roll:

Random Vince

proberbly the inbred on slick tyres and a higher singlespeed gear

loads of stair drops on the way home.

redddraggon

Any bike for my commute?

A Cervelo P3C



I treat my commutes through the countryside like a TT anyway.....If it was good enough for Cancellera it's good enough for me.

niblue

I've got a single-speed Cotic at the moment however that's based on the Soul mountain bike. I also have an On-One Inbred but that has gears (it's my commuter).

Possibly not that unusual to have an Inbred and a Cotic Soul but definitely unusual which one has gears and which is the singlespeed.