Members' bikes

[Greenbank]

You need to manually set the height and width for big pictures otherwise they are *HUGE*, i.e.

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The summer bike.

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The Audax bike.

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The Fixed Audax bike.

[clarion]

A reintroduction to old friends:

Blue the 1980? Carlton (Corsa?).
 



Whsh the 1981 Woodrup (Giro?)




Close up of Whsh's lovely cluster




Reg the 1951 Rudge Pathfinder




Romeo the 1980s Rudge Bi-Frame




And my tourer/commuter/workhorse/fun bike:  Swiftsure the 1996 Orbit Silver medal

[Arthur]

My low-budget stable, and I'm extremely fond of each of them.

For summer....2006 Decathlon 7.3R



For winter....2001 Carrera Virtuoso



For work (but now sneaking out on longer rides)....2008 Specialized Langster

[james]

My Dawes Galaxy:

[img height=516 width=511]http://www.bridgecommand.co.uk/~james/dawes.jpg[/img]

Bought as a wreck from ebay for £20, and been pretty much entirely rebuilt since then, for use as a tourer and commuter. It's a very early Galaxy, from ~1965 when they were bought out as 5 speed sports bikes.

There's an interesting collection of catalogues which include this generation of Galaxy at http://bulgier.net/pics/b...gs/Dawes-64/04_Galaxy.jpg. Interestingly it looks as if these very early ones didn't use 531.

PS Long time lurker on ACF, I'll post a quick hello message, hopefully in the appropriate place in the Office Reception

[Chris S]

You need to manually set the height and width for big pictures otherwise they are *HUGE*, i.e.

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And the pages load SO much faster if you actually resize the pictures to that resolution. We don't all have 8meg Fibre Optic

[Mike J]

My low-budget stable, and I'm extremely fond of each of them.

For summer....2006 Decathlon 7.3R

I like the effect you have used on that picture, what is it?

Here's my bike

[Greenbank]

And the pages load SO much faster if you actually resize the pictures to that resolution. We don't all have 8meg Fibre Optic

Point taken, will do it when I get a chance.

[Mr Larrington]

Some of Teh Fleets:

L-R: Trice XXL (still borken), Trek 4300 mountain towpath bike, HP Velotechnik Speedmachine, Revell Romany fixer (currently without a saddle and may yet shed more bits and retire to the loft)

Depravo the Roadrat (now has aerobars)

Cosimo the Stealth Baron (now has a monoblade)

As yet unridden (sorry, Iddu)

[scott]

Not the most current of photos, but...


1983 Univega Sportour (bought in 2006 still in its unopened box, but modified quite a bit since)


1985 Schwinn Cimarron - MTB converted to commuter/rough-stuff/kid-towing bike. Now has Schwalbe Marathon Cross tires, rather than the Big Apples.

[Si]

My fixed:
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My commuter:
[img height=480 width=640]http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee312/bodgerobikes/c1.jpg[/img]

[Lonewolff]

Appologies for the bad pictures, just snapped them on my mobile phone.

Trike


Audax Bike


Best* Bike


Commuting Bike


Training** Bike


and a tandem, but there is no space in the flat to take a pic of it

*Best meaning lightest, fastest road bike, not favourite
**Not that I actually train for anything, but I'm not sure what else to call the road bike I normally ride on not on the best* bike

[Ivo]

OK, part of my stable:


Bioracer Audax bike at LEL


Bob Jackson tourer in Croatia


Old tourer (Fahrradmanufaktur) in the Mosel Valley


Even older tourer in Yougoslavia


Veteran audax bike (just completed)


Woodrup frame to be completed or swapped

[GruB]

Okay.  I have not posted either of them yet, dare I say much to to the surprise of some no doubt.
I am going to hang out as long as I can.

[Chris N]

Okay.  I have not posted either of them yet, dare I say much to to the surprise of some no doubt.
I am going to hang out as long as I can.

I give it about twenty minutes...

[clarion]

Okay.  I have not posted either of them yet, dare I say much to to the surprise of some no doubt.
I am going to hang out as long as I can.

Do you have any photos?

[GruB]

My will power for sweets and or ice cream is crap.
But on this one, I am being strong.

[Aidan]

Well, I obviously havent got Grubs willpower even

My latest 

[andrew w]

Here's my stable:

Raleigh Randonneur commuting bike


Bob Jackson 631 - my winter bike


Raleigh M-Trax steel summer bike


Trek Pilot carbon sportive bike


Andrew

[Aidan]

Heres the rest of mine.

[nic]

"Winter Bike"


"Carbon"


"The Tandem" + trailers + family 

[GruB]

Aidan,
Your Airborne looks absolutely awesome.
I love that look - the colours are just perfect to my eye.
That is what I hope to achieve or similar when we finally get our Cycle2Work scheme up and running.
That is so lovely.

[bobb]

Whsh the 1981 Woodrup (Giro?)

Oooh, an excuse to repost bling!

I'm sure my Woodrup and your Woodrup could do naughty things together...

[Aidan]

Aidan,
Your Airborne looks absolutely awesome.
I love that look - the colours are just perfect to my eye.
That is what I hope to achieve or similar when we finally get our Cycle2Work scheme up and running.
That is so lovely.

Thanks Andy

It does really look that good in the flesh as well, although   it has a different chainset on it now and a white Spesh Toupe saddle. I could still sit and look at it all day. It rides really nicely as well. Longest ride to date on it was 130 odd miles.

[kyuss]

Here's mine. A Kinesis Racelight Kic2.



This was taken last summer. Currently in bits at the moment as I upgrade to Ultegra.

[GruB]

I have just mown the lawn, and it looks great.
Normally I would be cleaning the bikes right now and then I'd take a photo and post it on here.
But not today, I am remaining firm.