bikes

I don't collect bikes, per se, but I do own a few. Mostly because I like riding bikes. A lot.

I don't still own every bike I've ever had, but I do still have a number of them. I've come to think of my collection as a kind of no-kill shelter. I've done my best, in some cases for decades, to ensure that they have all been well fed and cared for, and have also seen to it that they have each had a chance to run around off-leash out in the woods now and then, too.


Coconino Cycles singlespeed #285 (ca. 2014)

Rock Lobster singlespeed #06 (ca. 1985)

Ibis Mt. Trials #1087 (ca. 1991)

Retrotec #64 (ca. 1992)

Matt Chester Mutinyman singlespeed (ca. 2003)

Specialized Fuse Expert (ca. 2017)

Specialized Stumpjumper Pro 69er mullet monstercross (ca. 2004)

Specialized Deja Two tandem (ca. 1992)

Surly Pugsley singlespeed (ca. 2013)

Surly Moonlander (ca. 2013)

Surly Cross-Check (ca. 2001)

Surly Steamroller fixed/free singlespeed (ca. 2000)

Panasonic Mountain Cat 7500 (ca. 1987)

Schwinn Typhoon (ca. 1960s)

Ibis Trials Comp #7F0033⚾ (ca. 1987)

Raleigh Sports (ca. 1970s)

Specialized Expedition road touring (ca. 1985)

Union Goldrun Tracking errandonnée (ca. 2010)

Dirtuni mountain unicycle #02 (ca. 2004)

BMX frame #SO1124 (ca. 1975)





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2 comments :

Paul said...

Hey I don't see your fat bike and other newer steeds in this list. Do the new bikes not get any love?!? haha

johncoe said...

All my bikes are on this list, Paul. Promise.

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