The Goat Family Stable

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From the top:
1986 Alan Leggerro
Specialized Tricross S-Works
Lynskey 210 Ti
1997 Specialized Rockhopper
Specialized Rockhopper Disc WSD
Specialized Tricross Sport

More pictures :Goat Family Stable
 

stevenb

New Member
Location
South Beds.
Blimey.....a lot of bikes. :biggrin:

S-Works is my fave there. :wacko:
 
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Disgruntled Goat

Disgruntled Goat

New Member
It will be me creaking before it does.

I could add more. My dad has been diagnosed with asbestosis so his cycling days are over. He has a Dave lloyd, a track bike and a very sweet Viner Stella Pro in Columbus steel - but the bugger is hanging onto them. I think he's in denial
 

GaryA

Subversive Sage
Location
High Shields
Patrick may be along soon to snipe that you "earn too much for a lentil munching leftie"......:evil:

Like the Tri-cross :biggrin:..the kind of all-rounder I could live with...alas I may never afford one (cue pathos violins in background) :biggrin:
 

ChrisKH

Guru
Location
Essex
Blimey, you can only ride one at a time you know (which translates as I only have four and they're nowhere near as nice, or clean for that matter).
 
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Disgruntled Goat

Disgruntled Goat

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Lentils don't cost much, that's why I can have so many bikes.

But to be fair
The Alan I stole off my dad
The Tricross is an insurance replacement for a stolen Klein
The Lynskey I got for a (relative) bargain and built most of it up from my old bike (Santa Cruz Roadster)
The Rockhopper cost £100 and was pristine and original
Mrs Goat's Rockhopper was an insurance jobbie
Her Tricross was bought through the Bike2Work scheme (an option I have yet to call upon ;-)

So all-in-all not as expensive as it all looks.
 
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