calgaryhhr

I guess if you are using you bike on the streets you need to be safe. But, if your bike is used for trail riding, cross country riding or racing then removing those extra ounces makes sense. I guess it all comes down to how you use your bike and how extreme you really are.

HillsdaleHHR

Yup, and I just merged them

ICUFOS

I made mine into a hybrid as well. I have another wheelset that I use for road and paved trails.
I use my Rinolights w/ XT hubs and panaracer fireX pro tires for off road.
For the street and paved paths I run my WTB setup W/ Michelin Transworld City Tire.
One of the best things of this tire is the fact that the entire side wall is coated with a strip of 3M, reflective material.




I don’t like reflectors as well…

Frozenspokes

Reflectors are for losers! I take them off of every one of my bikes as soon as I get them to the house. If I know a ride is going to go into the hours of darkness, I hook up some lights. Far superior to any reflectors.

Now, prepare to be inundated with photos of my bikes. Cycling is my Passion!

My 2002 Trek Fuel 90 on a section of trail that I built.

My 2006 Specialized Tarmac Sport, mmmm Carbon

The Fuel Again.

A Cannondale M500 that I converted to SS. I have since sold that bike and replaced it with a Surly 1X1.

A Lemond Buenos Aires that I built for my wife.

My oldest daughter on her Specialized Hotrock.

An older Trek roadie that I picked up at a yard sale for $20.00. I later sold it for $100.00

My 1999 Trek 7000, now doing duty as my commuter bike.

My Surly 1X1.
I also have an old Shogun roadie that I built up, but don't seem to have any pictures of that I can link to.

My wife has a Fuel, and a Trek 920 MTB, and we just recently upgraded her ride.

Her maiden trip on the Ruby comp.

Hell, I have enough parts laying around in the garage to build up two complete road bikes.

I just had the local bike shop order me up a rear wheel with a flip-flop hub so that I can turn the Shogun into a fixed gear/SS roadie.

And finally, from the photos, can you tell why I use the name "Frozenspokes"?


OK, I'm done for now.

Oh, and BTW, you can only put 15 images in a single post. Who knew?

shaginwgn

Here is a pic of my old hybrid bike

andoll83

1Panel2NV

I've seen a few threads asking about bike racks etc. around here, just curious about what everyone is hauling.

twistrman

i now ride a schwinn voyageur hybrid and my wife has a schwinn sierra comfort bike.

My mountain bike is in a few pieces in the attic, don't ride it much anymore. The hybrid is perfect for the way i ride around here. On the road and trails. It has 700c tires so they're a bit larger and skinnier and ride on the road great, but they still can take a rough trail and has shocks. Perfect all around combo for me

just got my hitch and rack on this weekend, so now i can finally transport them

1Panel2NV

Those hybrid bikes are getting pretty popular these days. I've seen several people looking at/buying them at the local bike shops.

DLVRNIT

Hey Kendall,

We don't anymore ! Check the enclosed link and it will explain why ! My kids all heald up ! Nice GT !

http://www.napavalleyregister.com/ar...2020107563.txt