vickster
Legendary Member
They be brakes 👍
If you could only keep ONE bike, Which one would it be and Why?
- Thread starter kayakerles
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Binka
Über Member
- Location
- Lincoln, uk
My bikes.
Liv Langma Advanced Pro1
Liv Avail AR 2
Liv Alight
Ice Sprint trike
Marin mtb
Giant mtb
Raleigh Twenty
i think I’d keep the Avail. Can do roads and gravel.
Liv Langma Advanced Pro1
Liv Avail AR 2
Liv Alight
Ice Sprint trike
Marin mtb
Giant mtb
Raleigh Twenty
i think I’d keep the Avail. Can do roads and gravel.
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kayakerles
Have a nice ride.
- Location
- Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
I hear ya, NN! In the last eight years living right outside of Washington DC, I have gone down five times. Very thankful for gloves, and even my helmet which one time kissed a fence in my defense. Perhaps in my old(er) age I will move back to something like a single speed beach cruiser. Loved them as a kid. Now all I need is to live near a beach. Trike safety sounds like a wonderful thing. But given my record, I bet I could tip one over riding, somehow!My trike, why I haven't fallen off it as yet..........
- Location
- Inside my skull
My recumbent as it puts a smile on my face and of those I meet every time I ride it.
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kayakerles
Have a nice ride.
- Location
- Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
Right on. I wanna ride til I drop, so when my legs only want to barely help me out, I'll welcome elec assist technology. Maybe by then it will help keep me balanced too! Good on ya for keepin on. LOL, I will be riding sometime and feel like I am clipping along quite well, only to have someone else pass me like a breeze. But I’m still going and enjoying it, so all is good.Now I got to the age where the knees have gone, the eyes are going, the hair fell out ages ago and everything seems to be going south it has to be my Raleigh Motus E-bike. It`s like changing from a manual car to an automatic. Just a little bit easier but does the job nicely
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kayakerles
Have a nice ride.
- Location
- Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
Two great reasons.
Mrs M
Guru
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Probably my mtb
Semi fat tyres but not sluggish, go anywhere, dropper post, love it
Semi fat tyres but not sluggish, go anywhere, dropper post, love it
biggs682
Touch it up and ride it
- Location
- Northamptonshire
I have had the shakes ever sinceYeah, I know... but a hypothetical situation...
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kayakerles
Have a nice ride.
- Location
- Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
These numbers amaze me, FF. I don’t think I own
Salty seadog
Space Cadet...(3rd Class...)
Is that the one you'd keep?
Salty seadog
Space Cadet...(3rd Class...)
My go to is my 2014 Whyte Montpellier. We just fit together.
- Location
- Inside my skull
These numbers amaze me, FF. I don’t think I own1113 of ANYthing. At least now I can say to my wife, “you think with three bikes I have a lot? I know of this guy in the UK...” Thanks for sharing!
13 socks? (always one missing)
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kayakerles
Have a nice ride.
- Location
- Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
I love the look of your pedals and bar ends with the dark overall color of your bike. Sweet companion by you side also. I mostly ride my mountain bike off the trails, so I eventually swapped my 1.95 inch knobby tires out for 1.5 inch semi-street tires. It felt like my bike was one or two gears easier to pedal than before! Plus, I can still ride on trails, so I get the best of both worlds with it. The trails around me where I live are used a lot by hikers, walkers, families with their kids and dogs in the nice weather, so it is a tough place to ride a bike. At these times I would rather just ride in residential neighborhoods and on less-travelled-roads then keep making people on the trails feel like they have to get out of my way. In cold weather the trails are all mine! Easier riding in the cold than the extreme heat anyway. Here's my ol' faithful...
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kayakerles
Have a nice ride.
- Location
- Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
TRUE! (and yes... always one missing, wish they'd quit running away)
