Your favorite riding bike

[Matthew]

My Moots Compact. 2009

[vincenz]

Originally Posted by clyde the point

Ritchey Road Logic

If this were the only bike I could ever have, I’d be completely happy with that.

As much I like steel, my pick would be my No22. It’s the most balanced and the total package to me.

[NHAero]

Firefly, picked up here early this year. Nicest bike I've ever ridden.

[robertbb]

Originally Posted by boomforeal

how am i supposed to pick just one?



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

Did you say toked in wonderful memories?

UBC, spanish banks, rec beach... 420, yep.

[weisan]

Originally Posted by NHAero

Firefly, picked up here early this year. Nicest bike I've ever ridden.

Sorry Aero pal, I felt that tiny picture doesn't do it justice.

[Nomadmax]

1989 Merckx Corsa Extra

That bike knows what I want/need to do before I do.

[biker72]

Lynskey Helix Pro Disc Ti Road Bike
Second is my 2016 Specialized Diverge.

[oldpotatoe]

Must be winter....

[pdonk]

It would be a knife fight between the speedvagen and my dekerf. Only thing is they are two totally different animals with two totally different uses.

The speedvagen has put me in a position that just feels right and confident on the road. Going fast, or at least feeling fast is what it does well and inspires confidence.

The dekerf, even though it has 26 inch wheels and old school geometry just rides right in the woods. I am not a burly hucker guy, just like to ride at a nice pace in the woods, so it is great. Plus it is pulls a trailer with my daughter around the neighbourhood really well.

[OtayBW]

~1991 DeRosa Primato in Ugo Blue, and
~2013 Pegoretti Responsorium in black with green panels.

[BRad704]

It’s being rebuilt a little differently this week, but my 1984 Schwinn Le Tour when it was 1x11 Shimano and 404/808 Zipp tubulars. Such a comfortable ride and still as fast as I ever need l needed to go.


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[8aaron8]

For the last 5 months this has pretty much been my exclusive ride.

[Matthew]

That is gorgeous. Details please!!

[David Tollefson]

When I first saw the question, my first thought was "for what?" But there's that pesky rule...

So being that my background as a rider is roadie first, then it'll have to be this one: My own build. Built around 650c wheels (don't care what you say, I like how they respond), a Kestrel EMS fork, and took some liberties for lighter weight (which I don't normally do). High trail, stable, all-day riding.

[prototoast]

Since it's a frame I built myself, it's hard to say how much of my affection for its ride quality is bias and how much is due to the fact that I built it to be just what I want. I ride this in rotation with a number of frames built by other people, which I also like, but there's something about this one that I really dig.