Commuter Bicycle Pics
08-14-22, 08:35 PM
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My 2012 Surly Cross Check. It could hit 20,000 lifetime miles by the end of the year.
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09-10-22, 08:55 PM
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2008 Lemond Tourmalet. Been idle until COVID, have put on 9k miles since.
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09-11-22, 06:47 PM
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I just bought a second-hand SPZ Tricross frameset.
With some parts that I've been saving from other projects, I got this beauty:
With some parts that I've been saving from other projects, I got this beauty:
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10-15-22, 09:52 PM
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Here's my current commute machine, a Giant Contend AR. It's a very capable gravel and all-road bike that happily carries panniers, and I'd have fenders on but I live in a dry climate.
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10-19-22, 07:38 AM
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my two commuters
10-19-22, 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by WestMass
my two commuters
10-19-22, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by GeneO
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10-19-22, 04:52 PM
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Yep, that worked 
10-25-22, 03:46 PM
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I am not commuting, but I do ride around all the time, local coffee shop, thrifts (Where I get my bikes, and everything else I can) Grocery......So this find from the thrift the other day will be an official keeper. Need a celeste seat, which will be a Selle SMP, but otherwise I see no need to do anything else. Current seat works fine for now.
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10-26-22, 06:48 AM
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I don't have a dedicated commuter and just use what I feel like for the day. My Orro Terra C gets the most use for commuting I guess. Below is it set-up for wet weather/winter riding with 32mm pirelli cinturato velos, mudguards, and my bar mitts. I use a 6 litre saddlebag for my work clothes and shoes and a hip pack for keys, lunch, and other bits.
Here it is in summer mode, with 40mm Hutchinson Touregs and a full frame bag, which has a 3 litre hydration bladder in it. In the summer, I will quite often extend the ride home with a 25 mile+ gravel route.
Sometimes, I take the summer road bike if the weather is nice (50-50 split between this and the Orro during nice weather). I can even fit my coffee in a bottle cage. Sometimes I use a small backpack, and other times I will use my 6 litre saddlebag for my change of clothes/shoes.
And a couple of times a month during TT season, this is used to commute on. It is not the most practical commuting in a skinsuit and aero helmet, but it can be quick. I either take my clothes in a small backpack, or take double the day before and leave a set at work.
Here it is in summer mode, with 40mm Hutchinson Touregs and a full frame bag, which has a 3 litre hydration bladder in it. In the summer, I will quite often extend the ride home with a 25 mile+ gravel route.
Sometimes, I take the summer road bike if the weather is nice (50-50 split between this and the Orro during nice weather). I can even fit my coffee in a bottle cage. Sometimes I use a small backpack, and other times I will use my 6 litre saddlebag for my change of clothes/shoes.
And a couple of times a month during TT season, this is used to commute on. It is not the most practical commuting in a skinsuit and aero helmet, but it can be quick. I either take my clothes in a small backpack, or take double the day before and leave a set at work.
11-02-22, 07:25 PM
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My commuter, I use a backpack for anything I need to carry or pick up.
