A 1st World Problem: Too many not enough bicycles
- Thread starter legrandefromage
- Start date
( kerry says i have too many bikes but 1 of my boys say my shed is to small)That was my thoughts exactly so I listened to my boy rather than the wife, as we all know children never lie
hookooekoo
Senior Retro Guru
The biggest dilemma:
Fixed, Singlespeed, or Multi-geared?
Fixed, Singlespeed, or Multi-geared?
Ride or run?
Off road or on?
Steel, alu or carbon?
then I still forget something pump or glasses usually!
- Feedback
- View
I've defo had this problem in the past but somehow seem to have rationalised the collection down to three riders with another being built and another three to look at. The riders are all different and cover the spectrum between road and as hardcore off road as I want to go so I can pick a route and pick a bike.
Give me a few months and things could go rapidly downhill though, and still need to ride more.
Give me a few months and things could go rapidly downhill though, and still need to ride more.
- Feedback
- View
Somehow ended up with two more bicycles
But they were sooooo cheap!!!
But they were sooooo cheap!!!
Same here thanks mate!!!
My solution was a fat bike with three wheel sets / different tyres depending on time of year . Skinny 2.6, 4" and 5" .
Total failure!
Four fat bikes and 12 wheel sets later I realise that I should have kept the original fleet of ten bikes.
Cake: eat it 'all' the time so that it is no longer a special treat, that way it ceases to cloud one's judgement. I think.
Total failure!
Four fat bikes and 12 wheel sets later I realise that I should have kept the original fleet of ten bikes.
Cake: eat it 'all' the time so that it is no longer a special treat, that way it ceases to cloud one's judgement. I think.
Similar threads
