UtRacerDad

yeah, you can only ride one at a time, but I do own 4 bikes.

Lemond road bike, Gary Fisher Full Suspension MTB, Touring bike that I built from spare parts and a Nashbar steel frame, I actually commute on this bike during the winter/Fall/Inclement weather, then I have a loaner MTB that I built from an old junk frame that I found on Ebay. The loaner I ride around the neighbor hood, that way no one wants to "Barrow" the bike on a permanent basis.

now that doesn't even count the bikes that the family rides, and to think we are getting a new bike tomorrow, seems that my daughter did a bit of extra work for the shop that she works at, and she ended up with a tandem 7 speed beach cruiser, that should be fun around the neighbor hood, but I really have no idea where we are going to store the thing .

piper_chuck

Only two. Trek 7000 mountain bike and Trek 1200 road bike. The road bike sees way more use than the mountain bike. The road bike will be replaced as soon as I decide what I want.

Edit: I just discovered what the current Trek 7000 looks like. Mine is nothing like today's model.

rjm1982

1. 2007 Specialized Hardrock (the budget ride, no discs)

Stujoe

I own two.

2007 HardRock Sport

1982 Schwinn Super Le Tour


The kids also have bikes and the wife has my old Xmart bike that she has yet to even sit on. lol

Mr. Beanz

In our household:

1 Burley Duet road tandem (roadie)
1 Lemond Torumalet (roadie)
1 Cannondale R-900 (roadie)
1 Trek Pilot 5.2 (roadie)
1 Bianchi Sport (roadie)
1 Bianchi Premio (roadie)
1 Trek 8000 (MTB)
1 Specialized Crossroads (hybrid)

In storage:

1 Raleigh (MTB)
1 Cheap Azz Huffy (MTB)
1 old beat up Schwinn Varsity Lady's bike (10 speed)...Someone was going to thow it away but thought maybe someday I'd find a rider that cold maybe use or restore it.

The bikes we ride frequently

UtRacerDad

When I bought my versillie I almost got the torumalet, that was a sweet bike, there was something about a steel and carbon frame that was fun to ride.

kjmillig

85 Raleigh Wyoming, which is my commuter, and a 78 Schwinn Traveller that I'm partially restoring while riding. Then there's the other 4 bikes hanging in the garage that belong to my wife and 3 of my kids that get used regularly, and the cheap BMX out in the shed that my daughter's friends ride when they sleep over. That's 7 in the household.

Scummer

Mine:
Campus Cicli road bike
Trek Madone 5.2

Wife:
KTM (made in Austria) woman touring

Son:
Schwinn 20"

Daughter:
Trek one wheel trailer
Toys'r'us special (don't remember the brand) she still has to learn to ride it, but daddy is helping to get there

Neil_B

Two:

2007 18" Trek Navigator, named Excelsior after the poem by Longfellow. Purchased December 2006. Over 1600 miles Excelsior and I have traveled. Ex is my first bike, and despite the fact he's clunky and slow, he'll always be special. He's now my commuter, having been replaced as my main bike by...

2008 20" Trek 7.5 fx, named Roark after the hero of Rand's The Fountainhead. Roark is faster and lighter than Excelsior, and I'm using him now for my 'event' rides such as the MS City to Shore in a month.

brodie

from my pop,i inherited a 70s raleigh, a 70s motobecane and, a 70s peugeot.
i have found a 67 varsity,a 77 camelback varsity, a primo 76 gitane and, a 98 huffy mountain bike.
trying to bring my fathers bikes back up to snuff,i have rediscovered my old love of riding. and sank a crapload of money into tools and,such to do maintenance. next thing is i wanna start building my own wheels.then i can afford a top flight wheelset hopefully.

i just counted and,thats seven bikes,thats to many.

Halthane

2003 Giant OCR 3 Frame with all new 105 Components that I use for training
2001 Schwinn High Plains with Fenders and Rack for hauling groceries and Wet Weather Commuting
1993 Nishiki International that is my primary Commuter
199X Specialized MTB (Some Moron Painted over everything but the headbadge) Beater for Snow/Ice commuting
1992 Trek 800 Frame That I'm going to turn into a drop bar MTB/Urban Utility Vehicle

I've got several junker frames in various states of life.
I have a '52 Raleigh Robin Hood 3 speed that I want to restore but that is probably several years off.
I'm looking for an early nineties Centurion Ironman Expert to turn into a fixie. If I can find two I'd leave one as a 6spd in memory of the one I had stolen that started my addiction.

CastIron

Classic lugged steel race bike (awaiting some work over winter)
CF race bike (actually raced, no less)
Scandium/carbon CX bike (fast commuter and CX racing this fall)
Hardtail (grocery getter/winter commuter)

2x motorized

Wife's bike.

Mr. Beanz

Darn, I mispelled Tourmalet. The Tourmalet is all aluminum. Is the Versaille the cf and steel bike? I almost got one as it was on sale for only $200 more then the Tourmalet.

Most of all I like the fit of the Tourmalet. If I ever go all carbon, I'll get a Lemond. Most likey the Zurich.

superdex

I have 5:

1999 Ionic Columbus Nemo stealie with 2004 Campy --she's the 'daily' ride. Smooth as butter, if a little soft in the BB (I read once I'm technically too heavy for the Nemo tubes)

2006 Blue Racing Cycles RC4-AL, built up with 2003 Campy Record. Fast, corners on rails, still comfy for all day (and I mean all day)

2006 Kona Paddy Wagon fixed gear --the bar bike, toodling with friends and winter spinorama

2007 $45 Nashbar mtn frame special 8 spd commuter. She needs fenders and lights when the time comes, but she's the commuter.

And a Bianchi CuSS single speed mtn bike. Picked up off of ebay for $400 about a year ago, still haven't ridden it on dirt yet. Guess I'm really a roadie?

Neil_B

You can never have too many bikes.

ronjon10

Trek 520 - ill fitting, first bike purchase
Independent Fabrications Club Racer - Dreamy steel wonder bike, used for commuting, touring, and steep climbing (lots of granny gear options)
Bike Friday Pocket Rocket - fun traveling bike
Gary Fisher Big Sur MTB - just in case I ever want to go MTB'ing
Specialized Roubaix - Dreamy Carbon wonder bike

That is all.

Dr_Robert

Two (see sig). There are about 5 more that I'd like to have, but one thing at a time (I'm moving this winter, and preparing to purchase a new car next year - new toys will have to wait).

I'll probably end up selling the Hardrock soon. I almost never ride it now that I have a proper road bike.

-DR

UtRacerDad

yeah the versaille is a carbon spine and cross bar. the chain stays, and the rest of the frame is steel, it is a great ride and a comfortable bike, the Zurich last year was the same thing, carbon/steel.

https://2006.lemondbikes.com/2006_bikes/versailles.shtml

jaxgtr

I have 3, see my signature. Would ultimately want to add a Independent Fabrication to the list.

solveg

Bikes I ride:

Bridgestone 200
Rivendell Atlantis
Klein Stage Comp
SR touring bike

Bike I bought that's too small, but cool: Bridgestone NB-26

Bikes I used to use for running the dogs and now am either going to keep for that purpose, sell, or use as winter bikes:

male and female raleigh retroglide 7s

mtnbk3000

only one that works(soon to be two) but i have three other frames that i could build at least two of them from the spare parts in my basement

jimblairo

Four. Marinoni cyclocross and a Marinoni touring. Litespeed Ultimate and a Litespeed Pisgah.

itsIRIEpat

Wait, ain't that 7000 Mountain Bike actually a Hybrid? I have the same bike and it has 700c x 35c wheels stock!

bravozulu

My garage is full so I started putting some of them in the back yard.

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Just one:



Trek 7200