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[rzurzel]

Trek 8700 team racing pro carbon 1996

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Unbelievable that they were making carbons back then. Also the front brake design is the best idea ever.

 

[jhnbssll]

Thanks to @OakleyGuru379 for pointing out to me that this thread exists I guess I shouldn't really be surprised that Oakley enthusiasts own some really nice bikes

I've been in to cycling since a teenager - just mtb back then, but I've got in to road cycling too more recently as I get older and don't bounce so well

I've got 6 bikes at the moment with number seven due later this month - I'm pretty excited about it. It's a Santa Cruz Nomad 6 frameset which I've got some carbon wheels and AXS groupset to build it up with, I can't wait. I ordered the frameset when they were released back in August last year so I've been waiting a while, recently sold my Stumpjumper to make space for it in the garage.

Anyway, I've also got a hardtail MTB - A Bianchi Methanol, with XTR Di2 groupset and carbon wheels...

Recently built this gravel bike, sprayed the frame in the garage with rattle cans so pretty pleased with the result...

And then theres my road bikes - The Bianchi only goes out on warm dry roads and lives on the wall in my study haha

The rest of the time I ride this beauty, a custom Ti frameset made by the Dutch company Pilot Cycles. Its a gorgeous bike to ride...

The other two are a Giant something road bike which lives its life on the turbo trainer (I dont even own wheels that would fit it) and another road bike with a rack and dynamo hub which I commute to work on when I'm not feeling lazy and driving

The next one to change will probably be the hardtail but I'm struggling to justify it at the moment. It rides really nice and I'd have to spend a lot of money to get something equivalent now so reckon I'll hold on to it for a while longer at least...

 

[Wesleypipesyo]

Which axs did you go with? I have the gx. I love it. I kind of wish I would have gone up a level. The price point on them is ridiculous. Either way you will enjoy it.

 

[jhnbssll]

Which axs did you go with? I have the gx. I love it. I kind of wish I would have gone up a level. The price point on them is ridiculous. Either way you will enjoy it.

I've gone for a mix and match of X01 and XX1 X01 mech and cranks, XX1 chain and cassette. I've also got a Reverb AXS dropper post waiting to go on

 

[Wesleypipesyo]

I look forward to hearing about the dropper post. That's something I haven't looked into yet.

 

[slngshot]

Trigger is up for sale, and the Scalpel has replaced

Looking forward to 29er again

AXS dropper is as good as it gets.
Worth the money.

Zero issues. I have gravel version and a 150 and 170mm for fat and mtb.

Work fine well down under -20°C

 

[Jimboishere]

Thanks to @OakleyGuru379 for pointing out to me that this thread exists I guess I shouldn't really be surprised that Oakley enthusiasts own some really nice bikes

I've been in to cycling since a teenager - just mtb back then, but I've got in to road cycling too more recently as I get older and don't bounce so well

I've got 6 bikes at the moment with number seven due later this month - I'm pretty excited about it. It's a Santa Cruz Nomad 6 frameset which I've got some carbon wheels and AXS groupset to build it up with, I can't wait. I ordered the frameset when they were released back in August last year so I've been waiting a while, recently sold my Stumpjumper to make space for it in the garage.

Anyway, I've also got a hardtail MTB - A Bianchi Methanol, with XTR Di2 groupset and carbon wheels...

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Recently built this gravel bike, sprayed the frame in the garage with rattle cans so pretty pleased with the result...

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And then theres my road bikes - The Bianchi only goes out on warm dry roads and lives on the wall in my study haha

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The rest of the time I ride this beauty, a custom Ti frameset made by the Dutch company Pilot Cycles. Its a gorgeous bike to ride...

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The other two are a Giant something road bike which lives its life on the turbo trainer (I dont even own wheels that would fit it) and another road bike with a rack and dynamo hub which I commute to work on when I'm not feeling lazy and driving

The next one to change will probably be the hardtail but I'm struggling to justify it at the moment(even though there are one at a local sports store on sale). It rides really nice and I'd have to spend a lot of money to get something equivalent now so reckon I'll hold on to it for a while longer at least...

Hot damn, quite a collection!

 

[OakleyGuru379]

Thanks to @OakleyGuru379 for pointing out to me that this thread exists I guess I shouldn't really be surprised that Oakley enthusiasts own some really nice bikes

I've been in to cycling since a teenager - just mtb back then, but I've got in to road cycling too more recently as I get older and don't bounce so well

I've got 6 bikes at the moment with number seven due later this month - I'm pretty excited about it. It's a Santa Cruz Nomad 6 frameset which I've got some carbon wheels and AXS groupset to build it up with, I can't wait. I ordered the frameset when they were released back in August last year so I've been waiting a while, recently sold my Stumpjumper to make space for it in the garage.

Anyway, I've also got a hardtail MTB - A Bianchi Methanol, with XTR Di2 groupset and carbon wheels...

View attachment 1030783

Recently built this gravel bike, sprayed the frame in the garage with rattle cans so pretty pleased with the result...

View attachment 1030782

And then theres my road bikes - The Bianchi only goes out on warm dry roads and lives on the wall in my study haha

View attachment 1030781

The rest of the time I ride this beauty, a custom Ti frameset made by the Dutch company Pilot Cycles. Its a gorgeous bike to ride...

View attachment 1030780

The other two are a Giant something road bike which lives its life on the turbo trainer (I dont even own wheels that would fit it) and another road bike with a rack and dynamo hub which I commute to work on when I'm not feeling lazy and driving

The next one to change will probably be the hardtail but I'm struggling to justify it at the moment. It rides really nice and I'd have to spend a lot of money to get something equivalent now so reckon I'll hold on to it for a while longer at least...

The Oltre is fantastic.

 

[THE X-MAN]

I really want the specialized Sworks levo turbo.....but its $15,000

 

[THE X-MAN]