Pictures of your Bike

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    Raleigh

    So, I figured that no bicycle forum would be complete without pictures of bikes! Post your photos here, no bike will be refused: Road TT Triathlon Cyclocross MTB BMX Shixie Fixie And anything else! Lovely bikes lovely, but everyday bikes interesting too. I won't post first, but I'm taking pictures right now. 🙂 I wanna see what bikes you're all riding!

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  • #684699
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    Surfshack

    The other race machine. One

    The other race machine. One Red, One White.

    #684697
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    pault8084

    Hi all, new to forum and just
    Hi all, new to forum and just got this Bianchi.

    #684695
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    Surfshack

    They say your first Ferrari

    They say your first Ferrari should be red besides I’m over the murdered blacked out look. Campagnolo record groupset. HED Stinger4 wheelset. 

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    Nichola

    nice indeed,

    nice indeed,

    #684691
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    fixiewarrior

    Hi guys, thought I would

    Hi guys, thought I would share my build with you guy. The different setups. Feel free to leave your opinion.

    Frame: Unknown Singularity | Size 58 – Aluminum 6066 T6
    Fork: Unknown | Carbon (12K) with 1 1/8” – 30mm rake.
    Wheels: American Classic 420 Aero Track | Clincher – 43mm deep – AC Bladed Spokes Black – AC Aluminum Nipples Silver – 18h Radial Front – 24h 2-Cross Rear
    Saddle: NET Selle Italia | Custom Keirinstreets
    Headset: LOOK | ALU-CARBON bonded
    Handlebars: LOOK Pista | Carbon – 42mm width
    Crankset: Sram Omnium Pista
    Chainring: Kappstein ProLine III
    Cog: Kappstein
    Chain: the cheapest one

    The build started with the main setup though to ride on the streets. The Singularity is a very sharp and compact frame, usually, I would ride a size 56 but with the Singularity, due to its geometry, I am riding a size bigger, 58.

    The main components of the street setup are clearly the handlebars and the gear ration. The handlebars are a 72mm wide risers from Velocidad Components in aluminum. Considering that I live and ride in a city with very light traffic getting stuck in traffic between cars is not a problem I have to consider, so I can follow the wide bars fab! 🙂

    The other aspect that changes on this streets setup is the gear ration I choose to ride with. Considering that my city is pretty flat and I am a lazy commuter I ride on a 49×16 ratio. Allows me to cruise around town without major issues… A few sprints every now and then and I get home with a smile in my race.

    The other side of the setup is the racing one, and full disclosure, I only go to races to have a beer and have a great time. The mains change is the handlebars that I will ride with a Look track carbon handlebars that I got from a local legend racing for the local and national track team but as cool as they look, unless I am at the velodrome they are not the most comfortable, so for cries and other races like the Fixed42 I am really looking to upgrade it to something with more hand positions.

    The gear ration as you can imagine will vary according to the race I am racing but the biggest chainring I have is a 51t and the smallest cog a 15t which is usually the ratio I ride in the local velodrome.

    What do you guys think? Besides the super wide bars fab I really like the look and feel of my ride.

    #684689
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    Master Bean

    My 2015 Cube Peloton SL.
    My 2015 Cube Peloton SL. Still plodding along after much abuse off road.

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    rider on the storm

    Hi everybody !

    Hi everybody !

    I’m new to road.cc so let me introduce myself.

    I am a forty-year-old guy passionate about bikes since my childhood.

    I divide my time between La Rochelle in France where I live and the south of England where I go every month.

    Currently I have 2 bikes: a horrible old mountain bike to go to work (Decathlon Rock Rider 300) and a singlespeed that I mounted myself that I mainly use for long walks on small roads.

    some characteristics of the “beast”:

    Columbus frame

    chrome fork

    Sturmey Archer crankset

    Saddle Charge

    Modolfo Corsa brakes

    700×25 wheelset with Continental  UltraSport tires

     weight 22,5 pounds

    here’s a picture of it 
     

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    Richard1982

    Here’s my current favourite

    Here’s my current favourite bike…

     

    Just realised that of the 8 bikes I have, 6 are singlespeed 😛 
    https://www.pedalroom.com/members/Richard1982

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    Mathemagician

    Shiny new build. 
     

    Shiny new build. 

     

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    matthewn5

    chegue wrote:

    chegue wrote:
    2001 Cannondale R600 Aero CAAD4 Just upgreaded with Fulcrum Racing 5 LG wheelset and Shimano 105 11s groupset. Now it is 8,7 kg which I consider quite good for a 2001 bike. But the reason why I uploaded this pic. was to ask which stem setup do you consider the correct or better and why? Thanks :D

    The version with the horizontal stem looks much better with that frameset.

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    Dr Winston

    Just returning to cycling and

    Just returning to cycling and busy building up a few nice rides of various kinds. I think this one is my favourite so far.  A fairly standard entry level Carrera Epic that i’ve done up from way back then but smacks of it’s day..

    View post on imgur.com

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    Beecho

    I’ve resisted posting here

    I’ve resisted posting here until now and am hoping this completes the fleet (yeah right), as my new Canyon Inflite really is the mutt’s nuts. Have been caning it on and off road with equal pleasure. Really do love this all (ish) terrain attack dog.

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    Judge dreadful

    I bought some new 25mm Tannus

    I bought some new 25mm Tannus tyres for my old Triban 520. They quite suit it. 

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    Dr Winston

    I saw one of those a couple

    I saw one of those a couple of days ago advertised for 35 quid…THIRTY FIVE QUID….unsurprisingly it was sold when i rang up…Not in the same condition as yours but still…

     

    ….and again…THIRTY FIVE QUID…!!!

     

    Craigus Farticus wrote:
    My ‘new’ old 1987 Rayleigh Equipe. All original except for the reflectors, the tyres and the mudguards. 

    II’ve ridden her twice. Rode her yesterday and got two punctures and blew the side wall of the rear wall!!!  I managed to limp home and now have retro looking pink walled SCHWALBE tyres fitted. 

     

     

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    Dr Winston

    I saw one of those a couple

    I saw one of those a couple of days ago advertised for 35 quid…THIRTY FIVE QUID….unsurprisingly it was sold when i rang up…Not in the same condition as yours but still…

     

    ….and again…THIRTY FIVE QUID…!!!

     

    Craigus Farticus wrote:
    My ‘new’ old 1987 Rayleigh Equipe. All original except for the reflectors, the tyres and the mudguards. 

    II’ve ridden her twice. Rode her yesterday and got two punctures and blew the side wall of the rear wall!!!  I managed to limp home and now have retro looking pink walled SCHWALBE tyres fitted. 

     

     

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