Post pics of your bike thread

[culimerc]

Most weekdays you'll see on this, sorry for the poor picture quality



The USS Great Pumpkin

[dcv]

Most weekdays you'll see on this, sorry for the poor picture quality



The USS Great Pumpkin

So that's what your bike looks like standing still, it's usually a blur at 35 mph closing speeds. nice!

[Rod Smith]

A better picture of mine.

[dcv]

A better picture of mine.

You're giving Pete a run for his money

[Rod Smith]

Thanks, but I'm not in his league. I can carry bigger stuff than he can, but only because he doesn't have a huge trailer.

[Dirt]

Thanks, but I'm not in his league. I can carry bigger stuff than he can, but only because he doesn't have a huge trailer.

You're at it a lot more often than I am, sir. My cargo bike gets used a fair amount, but not near to the potential to the stuff you do regularly. Mine gets ridden around relatively empty a fair amount.

[Rod Smith]

Yeah well it's my job. I ride in empty and I deadhead a lot (ride empty to a pickup across town). I get groceries and cat food on the way home.

[Dirt]

Yeah well it's my job. I ride in empty and I deadhead a lot (ride empty to a pickup across town). I get groceries and cat food on the way home.

Yup! I'd say that puts you in a whole other league than me. I messengered for 18 months in Denver. Loved it and hated it. Rock on, sir!

[dcv]

My lightest, Scott CR-1 pro conversion. Shares wheelset with the LeMond.

14.17 lbs as pictured (not quite 12 lbs, Pete)

[vvill]

How much does that front brake + lever weigh?

I spy an eccentric rear hub.