Comments on: Stable Creep

By: BRYE888

BRYE888 — Fri, 03 Feb 2006 03:05:31 +0000

i got a cephas, it rides nice!! Solid Tires, SWEET Yeti grips and other stuff!!

By: Scooter's Mommy

Scooter's Mommy — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 14:07:57 +0000

No bike. I haven’t had one since being traumatized on an old (UGLY green) clunker when I was a kid. It’s alright to feel sorry. :) By the way, I’ve linked you to my son’s page… Great site!

By: Brie

Brie — Tue, 25 Oct 2005 00:16:03 +0000

Great site – always enjoy reading your blogs – was the cycling news ‘articles’ that attracted me to your space.I’m not a roadie as such – more of the triathlon type but love riding all the same. My story on the number of bikes I own (was 3 now 2 – story below):1. Cheap ‘Repco’ MTB – won in a scratch and win promo thingy – great commuter – annoyed when it was nicked while on loan to a visiting student (not the student but the share house occupants)2. 1st road bike – steel frame Peugot (Penelope) with Shimano sora group set, not too sure if wanted to take up road riding – despite being a heavy girl (the bike that is) she really helped with my strength and (with lots of love) has been relegated as my wet weather and commuter now3. Current training and racing bike – an aluminium frame Alchaemy, with ultegra group set – such a difference after training and racing on Penelope for a seasonAs for my wish list – well that is another story.

By: Unknown

Unknown — Mon, 24 Oct 2005 21:35:42 +0000

Just one bike for me, a simple yet remarkably satifying Giant ATX 760… and two piles of random parts… that will hopefully evolve one day into a full suspension MTB and a glorious roadie…. and hopefully this evolution will be able to happen after grad school and as school loans get payed off…. blah, being a poor college student kills my biking career.

By: Unknown

Unknown — Fri, 21 Oct 2005 19:04:40 +0000

1)Bianchi Vitara- steel and carbon, blue pearl (not green)- smooooth. 2)Specialized Epic ‘033)KHS Flite 1000 ‘004)Specialized Stumpjumper ‘95- purple w/out suspension5)Univega Mountain Sport ‘85 (?) filthy and unridden6)Centurion Elite RS ‘86 7)Red beach tandem purchased from bike rental guy in Santa Barbara for $1005-7 just sit

By: Unknown

Unknown — Thu, 20 Oct 2005 19:28:54 +0000

The correct number of bikes to own is shown by the following equation:N + 1 = correct number of bikes.Where N = current number of bikes owned.1 road bike2 cyclocross bike3 cyclocross bike, pit bike4 full suspension mountain bike5 hardtail mountain bike6 Townie with panniers, old mountain bikeTrack bike is on its way

By: sam

sam — Thu, 20 Oct 2005 14:03:01 +0000

Three for meBike #1 – Merlin SolisBike #2 – Colnago Super (my trusty steel frame kid cart puller)Bike #3 – Fuji Finest AL (this one is taken apart) Anybody looking for one? This one I am selling)

By: James

James — Thu, 20 Oct 2005 13:50:15 +0000

Four for me…reverse Chronological2004 Specializsed FSR Anniversarry. (Lots of bling)2000 Klein Adroit Race. Fast Agressive HardTail, great climber2000 ish Lemond Malliot Jaune. Steel is real and I got it used at a real good price.1996 Schwinn s96.3 My first MTB, now my singlespeed. It’s on my car right now waiting for a rideNumber 5 would probably be a fixie and/or some type of super commuter

By: Unknown

Unknown — Thu, 20 Oct 2005 13:13:29 +0000

Bravo on discovering the fixed gear road thing, my friends and I have been doing it for 15 years and even have a weekly winter night fixed ride. I currently have 8 bikes assembled, its a real grey area between a stack of parts and a runnunig bike:1-Santa Cruz Roadster – #1 road bike2- Merlin Ti- #2 road bike (sigh I love that old bike)3-Voodoo Cross- Cyclocross currently in road trim4-Bottechia- rainbike, my favorite steel bike ever!!5-Motebecane- rain/road fixy6-GT track bike-velodrome racing bike7-Surly 1×1-my current cyclocross racer8-Raleigh 20 Folder- just because? It has suspension fork, v-brakes, and road bars-defies categories!!

By: Carl

Carl — Thu, 20 Oct 2005 04:39:01 +0000

2 bikes#1 2005 Jamis Dakar full suspension – I love this bike, great blend of cost vs performance#2 1999 Jamis Durango hard tail – I rode the crap out of this bike, almost ate some serious shit on top of a mountain this spring that made me buy the Dakar. nothing like an endo ride at 35mph on a dirt/gravel road to alter your perception on the price of a new bike.#3 Orbea… Oops, don’t own a roadie yet… maybe if I get this job that is not 38 miles from where I live…