bomberz1qr20 wrote:

Rodabod wrote:Bomber, do you use that for downhill / cross-country at all, or just as a jump bike?

I think I may put slicks on my bike now that I'm in London. Massive tires don't really help on the road.

All around heavy duty riding.

I have lighter tires on there now, so it's down to about 35 lbs. I think it was about 37 lbs with those tires in the pic.

Heavy duty indeed! Man, to think I complain because the Raleigh Technium I've been riding in winter weighs about 24 lbs.

My Cannondale 2.8 that I ride in summer is a feathery 18.5 lbs. I'll post some pics later...

I don't have a real picture but this is mine:

2005 dew deluxe. it's been through 3 doorings, maybe another 1-2 spills beyond that, 3000+ miles. such a fantastic bike.

surly cross check, for riding all over and someday touring.


1992 Bridgestone RB-1, my new old bike for road rides


mercier track bike, cheap ebay bike with some good upgrades, this is my everyday work bike.

this is my friend's new custom bike from ANT!

see more:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/antbikemike/2206272691/
http://www.rushinrevolution.com/home.htm

Sears Screamer, 1970, w/ redline slick and aftermarket sissy bar and fork extension.

Redline wrote:

Sears Screamer, 1970, w/ redline slick and aftermarket sissy bar and fork extension.

holy crap. that is an awesome photo! some people are just ahead of the curve I guess.

i miss my old bike. a kona. some cocksucker stole it.

it's one of those things i'll be mad about the rest of my life.

my current bike is super fucked from a super fucked up drunk ride i took it on. remember when i bashed my head open? it was that ride where i fucked my bike good.

Standard issue Specialized Rockhopper Disc. This one hasn't been stolen yet.