ummmm...ahhhh... RUN!!!

 

yeah. I promised myself that I won't get another bike till I buy a house first. My bikes are cutting into my house down payment.

 

So many bikes and no house to put them in.


That's a nice collection of bikes.

We just bought a house and let me tell you it has a 3 car garage and i'll never be able to afford to put another vehicle in it

I was thinking about getting a 911. Now I hope my s2000 will last 9-11 years.

 

Old School Gary Fisher Joshua II

 

And how many of you obey the traffic laws on your bicycles??? Around here they seem to think they are immune to Stop signs, red lights...

 

i run redlights and stop signs when it is safe. I certainly wouldn't do it as a car was coming at me.

Keeping momentum > the law.

I actually got pulled over by an Ocean City, MD police officer for running a redlight on my bicycle. He let me go. He was just out to make his large head even larger.

 

Regarding traffic laws, I'll be safe but not necesarily law-abiding.

I current have a Trek 820, girlfriend has a Trek 4500 Disc.

Anybody have experience with cyclecross bikes? 90% of my riding is on pavement, but I don't want a full-on road bike because of the occasional gravel/dirt/grass parts I ride on. So I've been looking at a Trek XO1. Alternatively, I can put some roadbike equipment on my 820, but I'm drawn to the shiny, new bike.

 

Dont have it yet but I am saving my pennies for it. I should be getting it in the next few weeks.

Honda Racing mountain bike 10 speed, dual susp nothing to fancy.

 

yup. I agree. We should try to obey traffic laws.

 

Picture is over 20 years old but yet I STILL have that bike.



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