Any bikers out there?

[SkylineUSA]

Here is a pic of mine.

[G-man422]

I use to BMX. I have a MOSH Bagley (they dont make'em anymore). Very cool bike.

[freakray]

Part-time biker - I don't have the time anymore.

I have a Trek 2100 road bike and a Trek Fuel90 and Trek 8500 mountain bikes.

[beef_bourito]

i love biking, almost as much as swimming, which i love almost as much as rowing. i'm using my dad's 30 year old 10speed, an old peugeot, runs like a dream, i'm gonna have it tuned up because it doesn't change speeds very well, it skips a few of them. i'm planning on biking to school in the spring when it warms up, not sure how long of a bike ride it is but it's a 40-50 minute drive.

[SkylineUSA]

Originally Posted by G-man422

I use to BMX. I have a MOSH Bagley (they dont make'em anymore). Very cool bike.

Got pics? I would like to see that.

[SkylineUSA]

Originally Posted by freakray

Part-time biker - I don't have the time anymore.

I have a Trek 2100 road bike and a Trek Fuel90 and Trek 8500 mountain bikes.

I have a Fuel 90 as well, pretty nice full suspension bike. I built up a Marin Indian Fire Trail last winter, its a pretty nice ride as well.

For me, its the weather. I am not a die hard, like a lot of guys who put in 50-100 miles a day, no matter the weather. That kills your body. The guy I bought the bike off of, was 10 years my jr, but looked a little older than me, because he was a pro, he had to go out and ride matter what. The weather aged him, that is why he retired.

[SkylineUSA]

Originally Posted by beef_bourito

i love biking, almost as much as swimming, which i love almost as much as rowing. i'm using my dad's 30 year old 10speed, an old peugeot, runs like a dream, i'm gonna have it tuned up because it doesn't change speeds very well, it skips a few of them. i'm planning on biking to school in the spring when it warms up, not sure how long of a bike ride it is but it's a 40-50 minute drive.

I use to swim all the time, until I started to have shoulder issues, hence the bike

Nice bikes are not cheap, this one was $5400 new. I bought it with a half season on it for $800. Plus he gave all of his cycling stuff for another $200, and I am not sure how much that would of cost, but I would put it over a grand easy.

[freakray]

I used to cycle rain or shine when I was racing nationally, the weather only ages you if you don't prepare correctly, I'm 31 and people still think I'm 24.

BTW, I sold the Fuel90 this last, a guy at work made me a good offer and the money is better than a bike sitting around not being ridden.

[SkylineUSA]

Originally Posted by freakray

I used to cycle rain or shine when I was racing nationally, the weather only ages you if you don't prepare correctly, I'm 31 and people still think I'm 24.

BTW, I sold the Fuel90 this last, a guy at work made me a good offer and the money is better than a bike sitting around not being ridden.

The weather ages you, depending on the climate you ride in You do not see riders running around with a full face screen, do you?

You use to ride nationally? I am shooting for a Cat3 my first season, I doubt I'll make it, but you never know until you try

[hotrod_chevyz]

I have several bikes.

1: Trek 380 Sport (23cx700c)
2: Schwinn Frontier mountain bike (1.175x26 inch)
3: GT Mach 1 (1.175x20 inch)
4: 1977 Mongoose Motomag (2.0x20 inch)
5: GT Interceptor (2.195x20 inch)

The mongoose motomag is by far my favorite. The schwinn frontier is the most frequently ridden. The GT interceptor is the lightest. The trek is the fastest. The mach 1 is just to have cause i got a good deal and its a dave voelker? and some other guy issue, james or jamie? something.

I have other bikes too, but these are the ones i like. Ive put several thousands of miles on them over a span of many years. Later this week i will post up some pics. I have to get my hands on the digi cam first. I ride them all the time .

[lamehonda]

Originally Posted by SkylineUSA

The weather ages you, depending on the climate you ride in You do not see riders running around with a full face screen, do you?

You use to ride nationally? I am shooting for a Cat3 my first season, I doubt I'll make it, but you never know until you try

I haven't raced since I was 17. Don't try to win races your first year, just try to finish at the front. Without the experience of being at the front at the end of the race, you will find yourself getting overzealous in the final miles of the race and gas yourself before the final sprint. You should always have at least four guys in front of you during your learning period otherwise you will get to the front and pull way to hard.

[davesans]

Great thread
I love to ride always have I use to race BMX when I was a teen. I have a road bike now ride two to three times a week I also do triathlon. Here is a picture of the type of bike I have the only back on mine is the LiteSpeed logo.

[G-man422]

Originally Posted by SkylineUSA

Got pics? I would like to see that.

Here is a link to the picture of the bike. sorry for the l;ate reply.

http://www.bmxonline.com/bmx/bike_ch...381683,00.html

[360Deluxe]

Trek 5000 / Klein / Triumph

[tonioseven]

'95-ish Redline RL-340 restored by me...
Parts list:

Redline frame 19.5" tt
Redline fork 1 1/8" threadless
Redline decals
Redline handlebars
Shadow Attack stem in purple
Redline Proline 3-piece cranks

FSA Aluminum chainwheel

Wellgo pedals
Redline layback seatpost
Redline purple anodized dropout savers
Animal purple seatpost clamp
KMC Z chain (purple)
ACS Z-Mags
Primo Pro black & gray "Taj Mihelich" tires
Generic (but comfortable) seat from the LBS
Purple anodized cantilever brakes from Ginny's
Tektro brake lever in purple
A'ME Tri grips in black
FSA "The Pig" unsealed headset in 1 1/8"