Collective Names
 

Recently, on the Australian bike forum it was suggested that the collective name for a group of Colnago's was an orgy of Colnago's.

Do you have a group of bikes that deserve their own collective name?

An orgy of Colnago's:

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The Red Clubs

well, a group of falcons is called a cast.

not as cool as a "murder," but more appropriate sounding with vintage steel.

A burden of Huffys?

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A flock of Fixies.

A bunch-O-bikes.

For you cat and bike lovers, you might as well call your stable a "clowder"!

A redundancy of threads?

(I thought we just did this one last month... but I wouldn't know how to search for it).

"mommy, look at all those old men and their old bikes."

"that's a covey of coots, dear. don't stare."

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Teachin' the young'un manners. That's the way to do it.
Now if they could just teach 'em to stay off my lawn...

An anchorage of C. Itohs

Just use "FW" as the search term. :p

"A ****load of old bikes."

A Confusion of Peugeots

A Mess of Mondia's

A mountain of Fujis.

A steaming pile of Raleighs?

A Rasher of Raleighs

A divorce of Nishikis

Jim

That's just like one, a Rasher is a single slice. Also I think more care is put into Bacon making than Raleigh making in the 70's ;-)

A Fraud of Confentes.

My mistake. I always thought a rasher was a larger serving, but it's not a term used much in the US so I guess I've just always been in error.

Raleigh made some crap, but they made some fine bicycles as well. I love my 81 Team Pro.

A smack of Schwinns.