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weisan 11-17-2019 07:01 PM

Your favorite riding bike
 
List your favorite riding bike.

You don't have to justify anything as long as it's yours and yours alone.

One entry per person. ;)

I will go first.

1996 Rivendell Road Standard

http://alicehui.com/bike/rides/IMG_2222.jpg

Gummee 11-17-2019 07:03 PM

My favorite riding bike was my TIGed SL Battaglin I got for pennies.

Right after that was my Boone

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dancinkozmo 11-17-2019 07:05 PM

1997 marinoni ELOS with campag chorus 9 speed

colker 11-17-2019 07:09 PM

1997 arx steel Pinarello Vuelta w/ Campagnolo Daytona. (my favourite bike is usually the one i just rode...)

boomforeal 11-17-2019 07:21 PM

how am i supposed to pick just one?

the rocky mountain hammer i learned to ride trail on, took to parties when i knew i'd be leaving in no state to drive home, commuted through 4 winters, and finally destroyed couriering in montreal

the 53cm marinoni i toured across ontario on (i'm 6'2"). might have been the tubs but that thing cornered like no bike i've ever ridden

the single speed apollo grand sport, which was the only bike i owned in law school, was both a blast to ride, especially on the trails around UBC, and soaked in wonderful memories

the brodie sovereign i bought right before i graduated got me back into mountain biking. so smooth, so classy

the chromag samurai i bought with the insurance money from the theft of the sovereign got me hooked on mountain biking in bc. un****withable

the proto banshee prime was probably my favourite riding trail bike i ever owned (as long as the trail was pointing downhill -- i swear that frame weighed 10 lbs)

the xprezo adhoc i owned briefly before i moved to the east coast illuminated progressive mtb geometry, made me feel like a boss on stuff i would otherwise have walked

my surly wednesday, one of the few things i look forward to when winter looms and now a year-round pleasure with 27.5+ wheels

my lynskey gr270. three rides in, i think i'm in love

bicycletricycle 11-17-2019 07:28 PM

My 650b chapman, just feels like home.

gbcoupe 11-17-2019 07:31 PM

https://ibb.co/8KHFWc6

This is a timely post.
I've just been wondering how many people love their Moser Leader AX's?
I just recently acquired mine, an Oria tubed one. Only two rides, but it's fantastic! I mostly rode my Della Santa Osso Buco this year. The Moser is every bit as nice.

Black Dog 11-17-2019 07:43 PM

My Serotta Colorado II. Just a perfect fit and handling.

https://forums.thepaceline.net/attac...1&d=1501246196

weisan 11-17-2019 07:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by boomforeal (Post 2621364)
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boom pal, your post made me smile...Thank you.

I understand your struggle, trust me, I do...but for now, let's stick to the rule...

Quote:

One entry per person.
let's assume we all have to practice monogamy...for once :eek::p

Peter P. 11-17-2019 07:55 PM

My Bilenky Signature Clubman (now called the Tourlite).

I has long, 43.5cm chainstays, and short BB drop of 6.5cm, but I just enjoy its steering, which has little to do with the other two! It's not too racy, not too slow, turns easily but has all day straight line manners. It's also a jack of all trades of a bike; it can carry stuff, and laugh at the rain.

weisan 11-17-2019 08:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Peter P. (Post 2621382)
My Bilenky Signature Clubman (now called the Tourlite).
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It has the perfect figure.

https://forums.thepaceline.net/attac...1&d=1567898099

merckxman 11-17-2019 08:09 PM

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Jamie Swan, normally ride 23s but I can put up to 32s, take it on and off road, does everything just right.

boomforeal 11-17-2019 08:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by weisan (Post 2621380)
I understand your struggle, trust me, I do...but for now, let's stick to the rule...

could i have like, one bike per discipline (mtb, road, gravel, commute, etc.) or do i have to choose ONE bike, period?

weisan 11-17-2019 08:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by boomforeal (Post 2621398)
could i have like, one bike per discipline (mtb, road, gravel, commute, etc.) or do i have to choose ONE bike, period?

Hahaha....you are fine...don't worry, just leave your original post as is, thank you for your participation.

weisan 11-17-2019 08:17 PM

Before some pal accuses us as a bunch of retrogrouch, can someone please take us to the 21st century?


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