What's on your n+1 list?

[Yellow Fang]

What bikes are on your n+1 list?

Right now, mine are the Airnimal Chameleon and the On One Inbred Commuter Bike Single Speed V Brake.

 

[potsy]

Genesis Croix de Fer or a Spesh Tri-cross

 

[Arch]

Brompton.

And I'm liking the sound of the short frame Catbike Musashi, although I'm perfectly happy with the trike.

Both are entirely academic unless my premium bonds come up.

 

[potsy]

Brompton.

And I'm liking the sound of the short frame Catbike Musashi, although I'm perfectly happy with the trike.

Both are entirely academic unless my premium bonds come up.

Oh yes forgot about a Brompton,better go and check the Lotto results.If I've won the jackpot I'll buy you one Arch

 

[Yellow Fang]

I've already have a Brompton I agree they're worth saving up for, however uncool they may look.

 

[jimboalee]

Claud Butler "Tour D'Angleterre".

RSW

Windcheetah Hypersport.

 

[Norm]

And I'm liking the sound of the short frame Catbike Musashi, although I'm perfectly happy with the trike.

The Musashi would be about the only bike on my list.

 

[ufkacbln]

Unfortunately, although the Catbike is an ideal, I need something that folds for work.

Hence an ICE B2 is on the list....

 

[Piemaster]

Croix de Fer Mmmmm...... bit too similar philosophy to my Pompino build though. My thoughts are definitely turning to a brompton BUT as I have neither a folder nor a recumbent a cobra folding recumbent would cover both both.
Only ever tried a recumbent once though a flevobike greenmachine which was really nice and I could ride it round the shops car park within 5 minutes....but the price!

 

[rich p]

Ti tourer or Ti roadie

 

[Soltydog]

I'm awaiting delivery of a Surly Long Haul Trucker, so not sure if that should still be on my N+1 list
But i'd also like a Curly Hetchins & a recumbent if you're listening Santa

 

[HLaB]

Depends what I'm doing next year commute wise. If its a short commute the unused (not un loved Sirrus) will get new wheels and converted to a Fixie project but if its a long commute that'll be used again until its replaced with a drop bar commuter with disc brakes something like the Croix De Fer or the Marin Toscana would be ideal if I could afford one. If money was tight I'd go for a tourer instead, not really looked at them but the Ed Co Op usually do something thats good VfM. Unfortunately due to lack of space I'd have to lose the Sirrus or Ridgeback however :-( n+1-1 !

 

[Deleted member 1258]

I'm looking at a Verenti Kilmeston, http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Verenti_Kilmeston/5360048366/
but, though I have the cash, I'm having to wait. The original plan was to buy a replacement for my Dawes, seven years old, in the spring but I got made redundant in January and had to put it on hold. I've been doing agency work all year and till I'm back on a full time contract it will have to wait.

 

[wafflycat]

If I can get my knees back to a state where I can get back on the bike, a Brommie.

 

[Noodley]

Currently looking at getting n-2 rather than +anything...

...but if I were to get another bike it would probably be a track bike: I like the look of Fuji Pro