What do you ride?

Since I am just joining and we are all basically new here. I was just wondering what everyone rides here. I always recognize the bike before the person, just wondering if I saw some of you guys around on the road.

I ride the following, depending on my mood...
-Specialized 2009 Langster Road Bike with flip flop hub (fixed), carbon fiber fork and seat post
-Nirve Pyro Cruiser with Nexus Planetary Gear: 3 Gears..
-Custom Lowrider Stretch Cruiser with Apehanger bars and banana seat (Single Coaster Gear)

Piks of each are all on my page if you wanna lookie.

What do you ride?

~Ammo

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Permalink Reply by zluooobo on October 6, 2008 at 2:51pm

I ride
Primarily: Felt f85
Secondarily: KHS Flite 100
Tertiarily: Bianchi Advantage

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Permalink Reply by L. Jerome on October 7, 2008 at 10:20am

root, that bike is so sweet, i remember it from critical masses...

i've got the frame from a gary fisher my parents bought me when i was about 15 - i frankensteined her - all fixed up and is a hybrid now, filling her with stickers, so light and strong

looking to get a frame i saw at a junk shop on broadway - might have to have a cruiser/chopper in the arsenal

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Permalink Reply by Stacey E on October 8, 2008 at 2:51am

Primary ride:

1986-87 Bianchi Strada, former unloved basement bike acquired as payment for an art job and converted (at West Town! Thanks Alex!) to fixed, with wheels by Marcus at Yojimbos. I have since ground the teeth off the outer chainring to make it into a chainguard.

Cargo and foul weather:

Uglified Bianchi Cortina with taxidermy badger head on the rear rack, and Action Packer trailer.

Future fun-bike, I hope, as soon as I deal with the hoppy wheels. Schwinn Varsity overhauled in West Town's Build A Bike class:

And various other bike projects in states of disrepair and potential awesomeness:

Raleigh step-thru with Sturmey Archer 3-speed hub:

2006 Breezer Villager. Got so pissed at the Nexus 7-speed self-destructing every time I had to change the rear tire, I hung it out to dry:

Totally freakadelic Worksman trike with a home-welded front end (for a wheelchair, maybe?) bought from a cracked-out gentleman for $10. Future art bike extraordinaire...unless someone can identify the former owner...

Yeah. I'm one of those.

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Permalink Reply by Chris on October 8, 2008 at 2:56am

This is my new girlfriend...shes a babe. i love the ride on both bikes for sure

This is my main everyday ride

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Permalink Reply by Steve 3po on October 8, 2008 at 8:46am

I love those Raleigh chain rings with the Cranes!!!
Motobecane - messenger 08
Raleigh - Grande Prix '6?

Stacey E said:

Primary ride:

1986-87 Bianchi Strada, former unloved basement bike acquired as payment for an art job and converted (at West Town! Thanks Alex!) to fixed, with wheels by Marcus at Yojimbos. I have since ground the teeth off the outer chainring to make it into a chainguard.

Cargo and foul weather:

Uglified Bianchi Cortina with taxidermy badger head on the rear rack, and Action Packer trailer.

Future fun-bike, I hope, as soon as I deal with the hoppy wheels. Schwinn Varsity overhauled in West Town's Build A Bike class:

And various other bike projects in states of disrepair and potential awesomeness:

Raleigh step-thru with Sturmey Archer 3-speed hub:

2006 Breezer Villager. Got so pissed at the Nexus 7-speed self-destructing every time I had to change the rear tire, I hung it out to dry:

Totally freakadelic Worksman trike with a home-welded front end (for a wheelchair, maybe?) bought from a cracked-out gentleman for $10. Future art bike extraordinaire...unless someone can identify the former owner...

Yeah. I'm one of those.

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Permalink Reply by Jessica on October 8, 2008 at 11:29am

I ride a Lemond Poprad. It has Ultegra shifters, derailleurs, and cassette. Deda Newton stem, Paul Cross levers. Avid Shorty 6 brakes. Sram Cross crank (double). Fi'zi:k race saddle, Chris king classic hubset, and head set. Crank Brothers eggbeater pedals....I think that's it...

I ride the crud out of it, too. 20 to work, 20 home. :)

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Permalink Reply by Joe Marinaro on October 12, 2008 at 9:23am

Black Sheep Bikes Commuter
Frame handbuilt in Colorado
One of Fifteen

I traded our Jeep for it at Chicago's Tour de Fat (sponsored by New Belgium Brewing)

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Permalink Reply by Vilda on October 12, 2008 at 10:31am

That Bike is S-E-X-X-Y as hell! ;-)

Joe Marinaro said:

Black Sheep Bikes Commuter
Frame handbuilt in Colorado
One of Fifteen

I traded our Jeep for it at Chicago's Tour de Fat (sponsored by New Belgium Brewing)

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Permalink Reply by Joe Marinaro on October 12, 2008 at 6:47pm

Thanks

Her name is Annabelle, after my grandfather's story of returning from WWII and his friends taking him on a blind date. He swears Annabelle is still the largest girl he has ever seen.

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Permalink Reply by Ali on October 12, 2008 at 7:06pm

I ride;

Road:
1)Orbea Mitis4 w/ Campy
2)Specialized Allez with Shimano(Absolutely blown out of the water by Campy)

Track:
1)Fuji Track w/ carbon fork and Deep-V's...My everyday bike dependable guy...

-Ali

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