Show us your hybrid!

[EltonFrog]

My Whyte Coniston. Very comfy bike.

 

[sbeqs]

Thanks.
I love this bike, but it's heavy...

 

[iwchris]

I have in the last few weeks just upgraded my bike.
Due to a knee problem I have been riding an older electric, and upgraded to a "Crank Drive Reileigh Motus" and I am over the moon with this Electric Bike, it is so much lighter than my old one I am finding I only need the use of the Electric Power on steep hills, so not putting to much of a load on my knee, it is very much an all rounder, good for shopping with the panniers or days out, I'm also finding the "Sit Up Dutch Style' so much more practical.

This picture was taken the other morning on the way back home after a supermarket shop.

 

[Bryony]

My Giant Escape 0W

 

[stoatsngroats]

First pic of my new ride... N+1 becomes N as the Tandem has to go....

The OH's other half of 'N+1-n'.....

 

[Spoked Wheels]

Here's mine, before trekking bars. ed.(Specialized Sirrus)

There's already an old thread on the same topic

 

[Gravity Aided]

I'm back to straight bars now, actually. Cleans up the look a bit.

 

[Gravity Aided]

When the hybrid forum was first re-introduced, all the older threads related to hybrids were not there for a few days, so I was just trying to get some discussion going.

 

[zigzag]

steerer needs cutting, as i'm finding the head tube too tall for the size

 

[Salar]

My latest addition for local jaunts, just needs a clean and new saddle when I get a chance.

Raleigh Pioneer 1992.

 

[aNOMalous]

Mine and the ladies.

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

My latest addition for local jaunts, just needs a clean and new saddle when I get a chance.

Raleigh Pioneer 1992.

I'd have said it was later than '92. It has the same style lugless construction, fittings and graphics as my 1997 Pioneer Jaguar.

 

[Salar]

I'd have said it was later than '92. It has the same style lugless construction, fittings and graphics as my 1997 Pioneer Jaguar.

I think you might be right Phil. I've checked the Veteran Cycle Clubs Raleigh library. The 92-93 model in purple was only 10 speed, mine is 15 speed gripshift with the alloy guards.
The 97 model looks much more like it. Seems like the purpley colour was a favourite for some years.

 

[Rickshaw Phil]

I think you might be right Phil. I've checked the Veteran Cycle Clubs Raleigh library. The 92-93 model in purple was only 10 speed, mine is 15 speed gripshift with the alloy guards.
The 97 model looks much more like it. Seems like the purpley colour was a favourite for some years.

That's a useful resource which I hadn't seen before. (Link here to save others from searching) Saved to my favourites.

And for the record, here's a shot of my Pioneer which is still my best bike 17 years after buying it.

Trekking bike - not hybrid.

 

[SteveF]

My workhorse...

Well, I don't actually go to work on it as I don't commute, but it is my main bike and I do most of my miles on it... you know what I mean..lol

Actually... it needs a bit of a wash..