Let’s see your Clyde bikes.
02-06-20, 07:38 AM
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Let’s see your Clyde bikes.
So finally got my Giant Seek 1 sorted “again” to work for me with my current limitations from injury. Sider tires. Suspension seat post. And a lot of adjustment and did and readjustment lol. And maybe it just because I just happy with the bike, but I pretty happy with how it turned out.
Its comfy now still fast and easy to pedal when going gets tuff. Crazy gear range on this thing.
4 kms with easy rolling inclines and declines is still HARD work but weather permitting repeatable
lets see your guys bikes.
Its comfy now still fast and easy to pedal when going gets tuff. Crazy gear range on this thing.
4 kms with easy rolling inclines and declines is still HARD work but weather permitting repeatable
lets see your guys bikes.
02-06-20, 07:55 AM
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Novara Safari. Currently wearing Schwalbe Winter Plus studded tires.
02-06-20, 08:40 AM
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Except for the one in Tucson, they are all in there
_IMG4983 by Stuart Black, on Flickr
_IMG4984 by Stuart Black, on Flickr
Hint: The ones with the taller saddles are mine.
_IMG4983 by Stuart Black, on Flickr_IMG4984 by Stuart Black, on FlickrHint: The ones with the taller saddles are mine.
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02-06-20, 10:27 AM
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I will play I love showing and looking at bike pics!
this is my event only bike:
This is my daily rider:
I have a couple others but only these two are worth displaying lol
this is my event only bike:
This is my daily rider:
I have a couple others but only these two are worth displaying lol
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02-06-20, 12:24 PM
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I am guessing that some would not think of this as clyde bike....but is is my daily rider at 241 (down from 268 and riding this bike)
Steel frame and 32 spoke wheels
85 Team Miyata..... mavic open pro rims, ultegra 6800 hubs. 105 5800 group, brooks Swift saddle, nitto seatpost, stem and noodle bars, ride spd for commute, spd-sl for long weekend rides Currently on Conti GP5000 tires... lot's of cygolites for the commute and ride on un-lighted trail home
Steel frame and 32 spoke wheels
85 Team Miyata..... mavic open pro rims, ultegra 6800 hubs. 105 5800 group, brooks Swift saddle, nitto seatpost, stem and noodle bars, ride spd for commute, spd-sl for long weekend rides Currently on Conti GP5000 tires... lot's of cygolites for the commute and ride on un-lighted trail home
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02-06-20, 12:36 PM
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No longer in my fleet but what I rode when I was at my heaviest (238lb at 5'8"). At some point I changed the original FSA (?) chainset to a Sora triple. I did like that bike but we don't really have 'gravel' paths in the UK and when I did use it off-road the cable disc brakes weren't so hot.
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02-06-20, 03:41 PM
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The tandem
I just like this one!
If you've never been on a tandem, try it, it's a blast (once you get the hang of it).
The Trek
The old Cannondale
Trek MTB
The one that I love! Well the one that broke on me that I will always call mine!
Best ride I've had out of 13 bikes.
I just like this one!
If you've never been on a tandem, try it, it's a blast (once you get the hang of it).
The Trek
The old Cannondale
Trek MTB
The one that I love! Well the one that broke on me that I will always call mine!
Best ride I've had out of 13 bikes.
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02-07-20, 01:41 AM
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Originally Posted by sdmc530
dam!!!
02-07-20, 05:54 AM
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I've got a few more but these are the ones that I could find photos of.
Ritchey Road Logic, with hand built Clyde wheels . $14 saddle on this broke, so it's been replaced by an $11 saddle, that is black and blue.
Raleigh Grand Prix I found cheap. This is a Ritchey Breakaway bike, which means it can be broken in half and packed into a bag and flown. Came with Campagnolo drivetrain. Not light, but a really nice ride. Wheels are stock and amazingly have held up under my weight so far.
Black Mountain Cycles Monster Cross. Gravel grinder geared for going up Appalachian fire roads (i.e. really low gearing!) Pure fun to ride.
Ritchey Road Logic, with hand built Clyde wheels . $14 saddle on this broke, so it's been replaced by an $11 saddle, that is black and blue.
Raleigh Grand Prix I found cheap. This is a Ritchey Breakaway bike, which means it can be broken in half and packed into a bag and flown. Came with Campagnolo drivetrain. Not light, but a really nice ride. Wheels are stock and amazingly have held up under my weight so far.
Black Mountain Cycles Monster Cross. Gravel grinder geared for going up Appalachian fire roads (i.e. really low gearing!) Pure fun to ride.
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02-07-20, 08:10 AM
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The Litespeed is my main road bike, the Colnago (my newest addition) is my Sunday, put the top down on the convertible fair weather cruiser, and the Fatbike is when I want to play in the dirt.
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02-07-20, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by cyccommute
Except for the one in Tucson, they are all in thereHint: The ones with the taller saddles are mine.
Hint: The ones with the taller saddles are mine.
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Originally Posted by jadocs
the Fatbike is when I want to play in the dirt.
how does it work for you?
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02-07-20, 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
I dig that setup how does it work for you?
how does it work for you?
02-07-20, 09:06 AM
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Originally Posted by jadocs
02-07-20, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
that's a lot of bikes to maintain
Here’s three that I use regularly
_IMG4970 by Stuart Black, on Flickr
DSCN2007 by Stuart Black, on Flickr
DSCN0934 by Stuart Black, on Flickr
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Pokin' around the Poconos A cold ride around Lake Erie
Dinosaurs in Colorado A mountain bike guide to the Purgatory Canyon dinosaur trackway
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02-07-20, 01:01 PM
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Here’s my YBB doing one of the two things I built it for
Untitled by Stuart Black, on Flickr
Untitled by Stuart Black, on Flickr
...well kinda built it for. I really built it for this
2020-01-26 16:51:13 by Stuart Black, on Flickr
during the summer but the lack of paint and the fact that the frame material is impervious to salt make for a great winter bike.
Untitled by Stuart Black, on FlickrUntitled by Stuart Black, on Flickr...well kinda built it for. I really built it for this
2020-01-26 16:51:13 by Stuart Black, on Flickrduring the summer but the lack of paint and the fact that the frame material is impervious to salt make for a great winter bike.
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Gold Fever Three days of dirt in Colorado
Pokin' around the Poconos A cold ride around Lake Erie
Dinosaurs in Colorado A mountain bike guide to the Purgatory Canyon dinosaur trackway
Solo Without Pie. The search for pie in the Midwest.
Picking the Scablands. Washington and Oregon, 2005. Pie and spiders on the Columbia River!
Days of Wineless Roads. Bed and Breakfasting along the KATY
Twisting Down the Alley. Misadventures in tornado alley.
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Gold Fever Three days of dirt in Colorado
Pokin' around the Poconos A cold ride around Lake Erie
Dinosaurs in Colorado A mountain bike guide to the Purgatory Canyon dinosaur trackway
Solo Without Pie. The search for pie in the Midwest.
Picking the Scablands. Washington and Oregon, 2005. Pie and spiders on the Columbia River!
Days of Wineless Roads. Bed and Breakfasting along the KATY
Twisting Down the Alley. Misadventures in tornado alley.
02-08-20, 11:56 PM
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Clyde ride... My first "real" adult bike. 1986 KHS Fiero, bought from a bike shop as a bare frame in 1989. I built it from "stuff" but rode the hell out of it.
This pic is from 1990, Honolulu Advertiser Century ride... I was on active duty Navy at the time, weighed about 225/230.
Same bike a few years ago, after a complete overhaul to include Shimano 105 5600 2x10 brifters and mech, FSA compact crankset. My weight in this pic is probably 350...
And present day... I weighed about 255 at that pic...
2006 Cannondale CAAD8, my reward for reaching 240 pounds. Nearly 140 pounds weight loss.
The Performance Access XCL 9r Monster Cross bike above is a true Clyde bike. I rode it without fear when the other bike bike seemed "small".
I'll edit later for more...
This pic is from 1990, Honolulu Advertiser Century ride... I was on active duty Navy at the time, weighed about 225/230.
Same bike a few years ago, after a complete overhaul to include Shimano 105 5600 2x10 brifters and mech, FSA compact crankset. My weight in this pic is probably 350...
And present day... I weighed about 255 at that pic...
2006 Cannondale CAAD8, my reward for reaching 240 pounds. Nearly 140 pounds weight loss.
The Performance Access XCL 9r Monster Cross bike above is a true Clyde bike. I rode it without fear when the other bike bike seemed "small".
I'll edit later for more...
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1993 Schwinn Crosscut . Recently updated with modern components.
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For those days when I feel like I might have to run over a few curbs or bumps. My Rockhopper with 29x2.5” Maxxis Hookworms . Nice hill climber too.
EDIT: I added a picture of how my Rockhopper looks now . 700x40 Schwalbe Land Cruiser tires . Lowered the stem .
EDIT: I added a picture of how my Rockhopper looks now . 700x40 Schwalbe Land Cruiser tires . Lowered the stem .
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