Do you ride your "dream bike?"
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Do you ride your "dream bike?"
There are threads asking what peoples' dream bikes would be...I want to hear from people who are already riding their dream bike...please include a pic.
Im riding a 2011 6 series Madone with ultegra, Reynolds Strikes, selle SMP saddle, Easton Equipe Pro bars...and I can honestly say there isnt one thing I would change.
(OK Im a bit of a wheel w-hore, so various wheelsets might apply )
HOW ABOUT YOU?
Im riding a 2011 6 series Madone with ultegra, Reynolds Strikes, selle SMP saddle, Easton Equipe Pro bars...and I can honestly say there isnt one thing I would change.
(OK Im a bit of a wheel w-hore, so various wheelsets might apply )
HOW ABOUT YOU?
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Throw the stick!!!!
I'm pretty happy with mine, it is certainly my dream bike. However, I do occasionally cheat on her in my dreams, don't tell.
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I currently have seven bikes, and the stable seems to change up frequently, but this is the one I'll have forever, and never quite feel worthy of - my seven Axiom, full Dura Ace 7800, Mavic Cosmic Carbone SLs with GP4000s, FSA K Wing Compact carbon bars. Can't believe it can get much better than this:
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Throw the stick!!!!
What? Couldn't afford something nice???
Very nice!
Very nice!
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I've got mine. Waterford RS-22 with lugged polished Reynolds 953 stainless steel frame.
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I have two, an oldie and a newie. The oldie was custom made for me at Holdsworths in London when I was 16, a 1973 Xmas present from mom and dad. They bought my older sister a new car and were feeling guilty. It had the best of everything at the time including a Record group. The newie is a Cyfac Le Mythique as ridden in the TdF, also with a Record group. I ride them both frequently, but have a few others as well.
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I was riding a hybrid for a while. The CAAD 10 became my dream bike and now I have it.
Quite satisfied for my level of riding skill. Maybe in a few years I'll have a new dream bike but no upgrade-itis for now.
Quite satisfied for my level of riding skill. Maybe in a few years I'll have a new dream bike but no upgrade-itis for now.
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Not yet - but hope to be by the end of the month. Just ordered a Lynskey R340 through my LBS.
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I ride a version of my dream bike, especially since I put on Ergonovas in place of the Rotundos. It's an S-Works with Campagnolo and 3T, but nowhere near nice enough to call a dream setup. Maybe if I had a Tarmac or Roubaix S-Works with Chorus, 3T Team parts instead of the Pro stuff and some Fulcrum Racing 3s or Shamals I'd call it a dream bike. I don't even want the top end stuff. Just in that "90% performance, 50% cost" range.
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Nope, I don't.
She's too pretty to ride, so I just look at it lovingly when I'm sitting on the couch. I don't have network or cable TV, but I do have my Masi. <3
She's too pretty to ride, so I just look at it lovingly when I'm sitting on the couch. I don't have network or cable TV, but I do have my Masi. <3
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I'm loving my R3, but just got it and don't have a photo yet.
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almost.
currently ride a LOOK 566 Ultegra but it has some ****ty wheels on it. Once i get some Fulcrum Racing Zero's, i'll be riding my dream bike
currently ride a LOOK 566 Ultegra but it has some ****ty wheels on it. Once i get some Fulcrum Racing Zero's, i'll be riding my dream bike