My Other "Rides" - UPDATED 7/21/10 PICS OF MTN. BIKE

I'm all in Tour de France mode right now (Go Saxo and Andy!)

Here's my other "rides":

2007 Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL, Gerolsteiner blue, Dura Ace 7800, Roval SL-45 carbon deep section wheels:


2007 Specialized Transition Comp, Ultegra drivetrain, Specialized carbon trispoke wheels:


2004 Cannondale Adventure 400 hybrid, my commuter bike, all stickered out with reflective tape and big fenders (about 6 miles one way to work, rain or shine):


2006 Iron Horse MkIII full suspension mountain bike on Manitou shocks and Juicy carbon hydraulic discs.  Just added the rear rack so I can put my commuter bags on it when I want to ride it to work.  But honestly, it's not often.  It's like driving a Mack truck.  Heavy and slow, but sometimes I just want to ride something different than the C'dale.  I take the rack off when I actually go mountain biking:

Wow, nice set of bikes! 

I only have one MTB, well, probably doesn't even quite qualify for that. But I use it for everything...commuting, fun in the forest etc. Probably should upgrade soon.

2004 Cannondale Adventure 400 hybrid, my commuter bike, all stickered out with reflective tape and big fenders (about 6 miles one way to work, rain or shine):
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Tron has arrived at work :SCNR: - nice set of bikes. I have to get my bike out again but the last weekends it always was too hot to do any activies outside (except for changing wheels )

nice, I was have one that I used back in college to run with the bike messengers around town. I still want to get a bike similar to this.

The first 2 bikes look awesome!

I'm considering getting a bike for daily communting, but it must be one of those folding bikes (i.e. Bromton bikes) 'cause my office is pretty small (and the apartament, too). And I won't let it parked in the street - in Barcelona bikes get stolen very very quickly

Wow.. new racing bikes are pretty ridiculous. Those carbon tri-spoke wheels must be great!

This is my current ride:



It's an mid 90's Trek.. one of the first bike frames to use a carbon composite. At the time they used carbon tubes with aluminum forks and rear triangles. Still pretty light even by today's standards. Which is good because I carry it up to my apartment which is on the 6th floor. No way I'm keeping this baby on the streets of NYC. It's my friends bike and he put a lot of money upgrading everything.