The "Show off your bike" thread!

[GraemeP]

Stugots said:

^^ mint ride that Yeti. I'd sell one of my wife's kidneys for one of those ;-D

Thanks - it really is superb at trail riding, climbing, downhill etc. I got a really good deal on it as an ex-display bike. Our LBS is a Yeti dealer (i got mine elsewhere), so sometimes it's like a Yeti owners meet on the trails (i was out with a group of 8 a frew weeks back, 4 other Yeti owners (all SB66s) - at least mine was the only ASR!

[nammynake]

Dammit said:

New commuter:

I'm not really sure what I'm looking at. A road bike...with discs.....with deep carbon clinchers.....with a pannier rack....? I think I like it, but I'm not sure!

[GarryDK]

nammynake said:

Dammit said:

New commuter:

I'm not really sure what I'm looking at. A road bike...with discs.....with deep carbon clinchers.....with a pannier rack....? I think I like it, but I'm not sure!

I know what you mean! Looks great but very confused.

[Shivit]

GarryDK said:

I know what you mean! Looks great but very confused.

It's like the thing on the picture on the Lidl bike hoists. It has to be foreign.

[Dammit]

Made in London's famous London







Designed as a training and light touring bike that is fast, light and stiff.

Edited by Dammit on Tuesday 8th April 21:09

[nammynake]

Dammit said:

Made in London's famous London







Designed as a training and light touring bike that is fast, light and stiff.

Edited by Dammit on Tuesday 8th April 21:09

OK now I'm even more perplexed. Ultegra di2 and SRM power meter......

[B1G GK]

nammynake said:

Dammit said:

Made in London's famous London







Designed as a training and light touring bike that is fast, light and stiff.

Edited by Dammit on Tuesday 8th April 21:09

OK now I'm even more perplexed. Ultegra di2 and SRM power meter......

Looks funky, and capable to cover a multitude of tasks.

[Pulse]

That time machine is absolutely lovely!!!!

[Pulse]

That time machine is absolutely lovely!!!!

[Gizmoish]

UDi2, power meter, carbon clinchers, some internal and some external routing, nice colour, hydro discs... bonkers.

I like it though.

[GarryDK]

Shivit said:

It's like the thing on the picture on the Lidl bike hoists. It has to be foreign.

[Kell]

LeeBash said:

Here's mine whilst out on a run

Looks like you hit that tree quite hard.

[shalmaneser]

Dammit said:

New commuter:

I'm so confused! Hope rotors?!

Get that pannier rack + those guards off it!

[Dammit]

It's the same geometry as a Cannondale Evo, but with 5mm longer chainstays- think GT car made with a race car chassis.

[Dammit]

This is the race bike (same geo, 5mm shorter chainstays):

[Watcha]

This is my favourite skinny wheeled, tarmac biased bike on this whole thread.
A proper bit of kit. Enjoy the ride and enjoy the looks.

Dammit said:

New commuter:

[LouD86]

Nothing too special, but decided it was time to get back into the saddle! I like a bigger frame, as Im not gentle, but the hybrid tyres seemed like a good idea!

[Ikemi]

Taken last week; the first ride outside, away from the turbo trainer! This was before the ride itself, hence why it's not very muddy Marin Attack Trail (with QR 4-6" adjustable rear shock travel)

Edited by Ikemi on Thursday 10th April 11:44

[bert11]

Dammit said:

Made in London's famous London



That is so nice, what are the mudguards?

[Benmac]

Dammit said:

This is the race bike (same geo, 5mm shorter chainstays):

That's simply lovely.