noglider 

I'm from 1961, and my greatest period of interest seems to be around 1975 when I was 14 years old, and give and take a few years, too.

fender1

2011 Rivendell A. Homer Hilsen
1989 Trek 950 (mtb)

rgver

I am down to
1979 Moto Team Champion with Campy 10 speed
and done

BlueDevil63 

Mine are mostly in my signature but there are a few more.

Collection:

1960 Frejus Torino
1961 Legnano Gran Premio
1964 Bianchi Specialissima
1965 Masi Special
1970 Pogliaghi ItalCorse
1971 Gitane Super Corsa
1972 De Rosa
1972 Masi Gran Criterium
1972 Cinelli Speciale Corsa
1973 Galmozzi
1977 Confente Pro Strada
1979 Bianchi Super Leggera
1979 Gios Super Record
1980 Grandis Special
1981 Picchio Special
1981 Zeus Super Cronos
1982 Guerciotti Super Record
1983 Colnago Nuovo Mexico
1983 Colnago Superissimo

Regular riders:

1978 Melton sport touring with mixed vintage/modern build
Specialized Stumpjumper FSR
Giant Defy Advanced 0
Felt F6 (wife's)
Scott Contessa (wife's)

Others that have passed through the doors:

1954 Bianchi TDF
1960 Raphael Geminiani
1962 Frejus TDF
1965 Bianchi Specialissima
1968 Geoffrey Butler
1969 Holdsworth
1970 Windsor Pro
1971 Raleigh International
1972 Cinelli SC
1972 Mercian Pro
1972 Motobecane Le Champion
1972 Peugeot PX10
1973 Schwinn Paramount
1973 Schwinn Paramount
1974 Schwinn Paramount
1974 Schwinn Paramount
1975 Motobecane Grand Jubilee
1976 Masi Gran Criterium
1978 Masi Gran Criterium
1982 Austro-Daimler Vent Noir
1982 Bianchi Campione de Italia
1982 Guerciotti Super Record
1982 Rossin Record
1982 Trek 950
1983 Bianchi Specialissima
1983 Guerciotti Super Record
1983 Pinarello Super Record
1983 Ciocc San Cristobal
1984 Ciocc Mod 84
1984 Masi Gran Criterium
1984 Masi 3V
1984 Somec
1984 Torpado Super Strada
1984 Zullo Criterium
1985 Cannondal SR500
1986 Colnago Superissimo

mapleleafs-13 

For all of you married guys this is like incriminating evidence upon yourselves.

Drillium Dude 

Nah - there's prolly four pairs of shoes for every bike

DD

gomango

Just buy your wife a new bike or two.

Take her on your rides whenever interest is expressed.

Join her couples' riding group when asked.

When she wants to stop for lunch while on a ride, say yes.

.....and so on.

I knew I met the right woman thirty one years ago.

mapleleafs-13 

My buddy has some pretty intense hobbies and he's one of those dudes that accumulate stuff fast and expensively towards what ever he's into for the time being. I ask him what his wife thinks of him spending money all the time. He says you just gotta get a channel / gucci / versace bag once in a while.



These mystery unicorn women do not exist.

Drillium Dude 

Fair's fair

DD

Wildwood 

How is that Speedvagen? Pics?

silent_chief

This list is both soothing (I'm pretty low in the count) and dangerous (makes me want to add a bike or two). However I feel pretty set on my stable. I'm starting to think I'd like a tourer, but I think I'd rather first get some larger bags for the Victoire and do a few day trips to see if I enjoy the experience.

96 Tomassini Tecno (Columbus tubing, downtube shifters, exotic mix up commuter)
02 Lemond Victoire (Ti, 105 5800 11 speed)
01 Lemond Poprad (Reynold 853, Deore, flat bar)

I've actually been reading about touring, and I get the impression that a lot of them are retired. Looking at the size of some of these stables, I wonder the same thing.

ThermionicScott 

My list is small and rarely changes:

1964 Armstrong 3-speed
two other 1960s 3-speed framesets
1980s Raleigh mixte (hers)
1987 Bianchi Sport SX
1988 Bianchi Premio
1988 DiamondBack Ascent
1989 Peugeot mixte in pieces
1991 Bianchi Eros
1993 Bianchi Eros (frameset only)

In my mind, there is a fair amount of duplication and unused stuff in the list, so if I were to diversify with something interesting like a fat bike, I'd probably get serious about moving out the bikes and frames that doesn't get used as much.

ratfink76

1990ish Quattro Assi - Oria tubing with SRAM Force/Apex

1980 Peugeot PFN10E - Vitus 172 tubing with Shimano Tiagra

1980's Fuji Sunfire - Drop bar mountain bike

1985 Raleigh Grand Prix - Reynolds 531 tubing with Suntour grouppo

1986 Bertoni Specialissima - Columbus SL, frame/fork only right now

1987 LeMond Team - Columbus Aelle R tubing, Shimano 105

His and hers mountain bikes with road tires for cruising with the wife:

1988 Panasonic MC3500 (hers) and MC7500 (mine)

Daughter rides a 2011 Scott Sportster 50

Currently building for flip:
1980's Raleigh Tenton
1980's Takara
1981 and 1987 Schwinn Travelers
1996 Gary Fisher Hoo Koo E Koo
2006 Raleigh Grand Sport
2013 Tomasso Imola
2004 Leader LD722RS

jimmuller 

I would have thought so too about my list but even though they are all road bikes and some are nominally similar, they have subtly different personalities. The differences are maybe more pronounced at the high end than at the medium end.

greg3rd48 

Riders:
1972 Peugeot PX10
1973 Raleigh Super Course TT
1974 Peugeot U08
1987 Cannondale Black Lightning
1989 Fuji Ace
1994 Cannondale R600

Works in progress:
1978 Fuji Newest
1970ish Gitane Super Corsa

due ruote 

1973 Raleigh Gran Sport fixed gear
1978 Motobecane Team Champion, 2 x 6 dt friction Record group
1984 Ross Signature 294S 2 x 6, dt indexed Shimano drivetrain frankenbike
1992 Specialized Stumpjumper Comp 3 x 7, barend friction dropbar conversion
1992 Ibis tandem 3 x 7, currently with friction Suntour drivetrain but will eventually switch to 3 x 8 Shimano indexed barends
199? Trek 720 Multitrack errand bike, 1 x 6 indexed

clydesdale65 

Wildwood,

The Speedvagen is very nice! It was a 50th birthday present from my family. It has the same geometry as my MX Leader, with a "50" painted under the toptube. Additionally, everyone at The Vanilla Workshop was a pleasure to deal with...very professional and super nice, especially Jenn and Sacha.
When I get a few more posts, I'll post some pictures.

dunrobin

-3 this week, 2 more to go..but I built up my miyata 1000lt frame into a gravel grinder/winter bike.

jjhabbs 

71 Sch SuperSport
72 Sch Paramount
73 Sch World Voyageur
73 Sch World Voyageur
75 Raleigh Superbe 3speed
78 Raleigh Professional
80 Raleigh Comp GS
81 Sch Superior
81 Guerciotti
82 Mercian Strada Speciale
82 Sch SuperSport SP
82 Sch SuperSport
83 Colnago Super
83 Pro Miyata
84 Lotus Supreme
85 Basso Loto
85 Ciocc
86 Spec Sirrus
87 Trek 2000
88 Ocshner Chrome
88 Spec Allez Epic
91 Colnago Master PIU
95 Dyno glide
95 Dyno Harley davidson
11 Spec Roub
16 Spec Fuse
16 Masi Gran Criterium

Thats it.

wiliermdb

Some very impressive collections on here. I've thinned my herd down over the years to just two.

2005 Wilier Thor Carbon with DA 10 and American Classic Sprint 350 wheels
2009 Cyfac Proxidium Carbon with DA 10 and Velomax wheels

Previously owned:

1983 Raleigh Olympian (first road bike at age 13)
1984 OLMO Nuovo Super Sprint
1986 Schwinn LeTour
1999 Giant TCR 2r
1998 Giant TCR Team
2002 Wilier Lavaredo
2002 Felt F2C
2006 Basso Coral
2006 Argon 18 Mercury
2010 Coppi Neuron

AdventureManCO 

Hmm, let's see...

1990s Schwinn Homegrown
Trek 990 - build in progress as a 700c commuter
1989 Centurion Le Mans
1969 Peugeot PX10
1977 Fuji S10-S
1970s Dawes Galaxy
1980s Zebrakenko Lightning

I might be forgetting one

randyjawa 

There was a time when my collection was close to 200 vintage road bicycles, ten percent of which were considered special. When I had that stupidly large collection, not only could I not ride them all, but I had difficulty accessing them. The Old Shed was not set up for easy storage. These days, I try to limit my collection to six bikes, or fewer. But fewer, so far, has not been realized.

My collection:

1958 Rabeneick 120d - present restoration project.
1968 Legnano Grand Premio - presently being upgraded and, thanks to another forum member, ready to go today (I hope).
1969 Atala Record 101 Professional - restored but waiting for that last period and model correct piece.
1970 Torpado LUXE - up for sale now or soon - just have too many Italian bikes, in my opinion.
1973 Peugeot PX10E - restored but in need or correct front derailleur.
1978 Norco Magnum SE - my junker with a dent in the frame down tube, not big but dented, none the less.
1982 Bianchi Touring - my Frankenbike which I keep and ride, several months each year, in Jamaica.
2000 Cyclops - my main and favorite ride.

jjames1452 

I love my All City disc Spacehorse. I have only had one ride.

What do you think of yours?

texaspandj

Wow, seeing all these large stables I now know how guys standing next to me at the urinal feel....inadequate.
I still have my only 4 Ironman but looking for an '85 to round out my collection. Although all Centurion Ironman and inherently similar, they are built differently so there's that.
'86 rides like a souped up Cadillac so comfy and so fast.
'87 rides like a pick up truck so stable and solid tracks like on rails.
'88 is carbon with road bars to ride with the "pack".
'89 is fast and quick.
And there lies my justification for having the different years. And although my stable is small,( just like the guy at the urinal with now a lowered self esteem) , I tell myself it's what you do with it that counts.

jamesdak 

As the stable currently sits:


1989 Giordana Antares - fun and fast pink ride
Mid 90's Giordana XL Super - all around favorite
Early 90's De Rosa Nuovo Classico - yep De Rosa goodness
1972 AMF Hercules - Classic 3-speed errand runner
1988 Basso Gap - my silky smooth ride
1981 Bob Jackson - fat tubulars, flexy frame, comfy ride
1999 Bianchi Campione - out to a friend who may buy it
1987 Schwinn Circuit - 56cm - All my Strava KOM sprints on this one
1987 Schwinn Circuit - 52cm, bought for my son but he prefers MB'ing
1981 Fuji S12-s - 650b conversion - Fun cruiser
1994 Lemond GLX - Gan Edition - Supposedly limited edition, Billato built
1987 Centurion Ironman Expert - fast, comfortable and probably being sold
1989 Centurion Ironman Expert - Chorus 10 speed, great bike
2003 Kona Jake the Snake - Rain/winter bike
1990ish Jan De Reus - newer addition, this one just want's to fly
1999 Lemond - Custom Gentlemen's Poodle and Grouse Society bike
Early 90's Greg Lemond Maillot Jaune - my 25 mile route PR holder
1987 Bridgestone Mill 112 - Cool Accushift setup but probably selling soon
1985 Fuji Opus III - my most beautiful classic bike.
Mid 80's Orbea Cabestany - Rare in the states, surprisingly fast
1987 Schwinn Paramount - serial #1 for the year, Waterford built
Early 90's PDG Series Paramount - Prototype, faster than Waterford
1972 Peugeot U-08 - Because everyone needs one, nice purple color
1987 Schwinn Prologue - Delicious Panasonic goodness
1987/1988 Schwinn Prologue TT - Everyone needs an old funny bike
Mid 90s' Serotta CSi - All I can say is wow!
2003 Lemond Tourmelet - Running crazy 34/53 Wickwerks chainrings
1989 Lemond Ventoux - Fast and comfortable long ride bike
2000 Lemond Zurich - Out on "permanent" loan it appears.
1987 Schwinn Tempo - Still waiting an Ultegra triple build

They all get ridden regularly. In fact this month I am dedicated to riding a different bike each day until I go through all of them.