I have two bike and they're both Trek.

Here's my roadie, 2009 1.2 Trek
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Here's my MTB 2008 3700 Hardtail
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Currently:
2005 Yeti 575 with the middle of the road build package from Trailhead Cyclery
1993 Kestrel CSX mountain bike with a late 90's XTR drivetrain, an early 2000's Rock Shox Psylo and some sick Rolf wheels. I've put thousands of miles on this frame with three different drive trains, I don't know how many wheel sets and 4 different forks.
1976 Schwinn Twinn Tandem complete with 5 speeds and rear drum brake

Past:
Murray Baja circa 1984. I saved my allowance for almost two years before I could buy this bad boy at Wal-Mart. Back then I wondered why it didn't shift so well. Now I know why...
Yokota mtn bike which had a separated top tube from steer tube in 10 months
1992 Trek 850 - this bad boy had a shock, which was something I really thought was cool. This was the only bike I don't still have that didn't break.
2004 Ellsworth Absolute Truth - this is the bike that made me decide I would never again pay extra for made in America. The frame cracked after a couple years of normal riding and Tony Ellsworth told me to pound sand. My Yeti has taken WAY more abuse, but the Ellsworth was pretty sweet before it broke.

 

Suckaz ain't got ish...

 

That's the one I had that my sister's ***** *** friend destroyed by running it into a fire hydrant.

 

It was a sad day when I had to retire her.

 

Should have just modified the cranks for a longer stroke...

 

Any big wheel rider knows you remove the seat back and drop a knee on it and push with the other leg. Screw those cranks.

 

this.

 

2009 Binachi San Jose (mods not pictured)
44t crank
White Industries 18t trials freewheel
Suze Pro Max hubs w/ Oversized flanges
Mavic 719's (48 spoke) wrapped in Captain CX pros (34c)


2001 Inglis Custom, Fillet Braised
"vintage" Real brake levers
RockShox SID (circa 2002)
Salsa Seatpost and stem


in the stable but not pictured:
2008 Specialized Langster
2007 Specialized Allez (girlfriends ride)
1970s Peugeot SuperSport clone
1970s Peugeot mixte
1960s Sears brand cruiser (in bassboat blue, of course)
2010 Nadabike

 

Let me know if you ever want to ride.

 

Track Bike:


Beater/Road Bike:

 

close up of the powdercoat

 

1. Nice GT! Is that the Pulse model? I have wanted one of those since they came out, but every time they come up for sale in my size they sell for more than I am willing to pay - same goes for the 1st generation Cannondale track frames with the steel fork.

2. Sweet Bianchi - I'm going to guess mid-80s? Below is my 1981 Eco Pista - I restored this thing a few years ago, and spent almost a year finding all of the correct parts. If you think older Campy stuff is hard to find, you'd be surprised how difficult it is to find Gipiemme parts in decent shape. I'll never, ever sell this bike - mostly because I promised the guy I bought it from that I wouldn't.



The day after I took this picture, I got hit while riding home from work and dented the top tube, broke the stem, bent the bar, and scuffed the crap out of the seat and pedals. Heartbreaking. I've since replaced all the parts except for the dented top tube, but I'll do that someday and get my repro decals put on.