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I love bullhorns and can't really ride anything else. They are super comfortable for city riding.
Drops are a distant second, but I'll never be able to do risers.

Probably buying one of these this month. NSFW for big picture

I'm so excited to finally have a bike that fits me properly. My current bike is just a little too big to be comfortable.
Also really happy I finally realized that I don't need a full suspension for the riding I do. Onterrible is just too flat for that. That and full suspension bikes are way too expensive

Nice looking 29er, November, but where are the pedals?

It's only meant for coasting down hills.

Haha just a stock photo, mine will have pedals on it

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Made some updates! Got a new wheelset, new cranks, bullhorns, and pulled off a brake. This will do until I can save up for that Bianchi I've always wanted!

That's a great looking bike, I love the pink bar wraps!

I picked up this ride a couple of months ago:

I kept getting my super shitty bikes stolen (I live in a student town, so it happens al the time here). So I thought it'd be a good idea to get a nice bike for once so that I'd care enough to properly prevent it from getting stolen. I was planning on getting bullhorns for it, but I'm starting to like it this way so I don't know. Definitely need to replace those pedals though!

I've done a fair bit of bike touring in my day. Here's a picture of my bike (named Big Sur) in the Appalachians towards the end of an 8000 mile US bike trip.

I rode clipped in for the first time the other day and holy hell was it amazing. Like I need to spend more money but I want that power in my life.

Mah ride. Needs a clean up and a couple adjustments but I still like it a lot. It's been a bit over a year that I'm riding this one. It's a very basic Trek 3700. Affordable, reliable... Pretty much perfect considering the use I have for a bike these days.

I got a couple new bikes this summer because of a new job.
Traded my old bike for a dirt jumper:

And bought a new mountain bike:

This isn't mine, but I wanna it to be:

Chankgeez wrote:This isn't mine, but I wanna it to be:

A dude that I work with builds frames, and he made a 5 person tandem that comes out for parades and various city event. Taking corners on the third seat is the most unreasonable feeling ever.

That's awesome, ThurberMingus. I think anything over the usual two person tandem is pretty cool. I didn't actually get to see the German-American Tricentennial Bike in action, I wish I had. I saw the trailer and had to snap a shot. I was kinda shocked when I did see a three person tandem roll by the other day though. I think they were a family and they were all dressed alike.