Bikes you still want to own

[kaiser]

BDW moves away from Yorkshire next year so it might be a long time until it returns to God's country.

??

 

[bushpig]

I am hunting for a fillet brazed Potts with a Type II, LD stem, drops, fixed angle seatpost, wide front hub, and modified parts. I was very close to getting one about a year ago but the seller changed his mind at the last minute. So, I wait and bide my time.

 

[bushpig]

I'd like a Mantis Valkyrie too, preferable with Mantis fork and gooseneck stem!

 

[velomaniac]

Schwinn Cimarron, no idea why other than I like what they look like :roll:

 

[tintin40]

A Trimble in 18'' size

 

[dyna-ti]

A roadie and a sus bike
I had an LTS for a short time but sold it without ever building it up

I think it will have to be a roadie next,sus frames are too expensive for me to get a good one,whereas there's literally thousands of very good,very high quality steel road frames out there,so i should be able to get one for a reasonable price.

 

[mfh126]

Enjoying this thread -- good subject!

My wants:

Yeti ARC
EWR Original Woods Bike
Just about any frame with an AMP rear end (pefer AMP, Dagger, or Mongoose)

 

[Dr S]

BDW moves away from Yorkshire next year so it might be a long time until it returns to God's country.

??

I'll tell you over on MacRetro Natter to keep this one on topic.

 

[andrewl]

I've got most bikes I want to own, but a Nuke Proof Reactor would be lovely just because of the funky front suspension.

 

[drystonepaul]

Hmmm? I have a list of wanted bikes on my phone which include:

Pace RC100
Yeti ARC
Overbury's Pioneer
Nishiki Alien
1990 Stumpjumper
1992 GT Bravado or Psyclone
1995 Orange P7
1998 Santa Cruz Heckler
1930's Roadster
Thorn Raven Rohloff

...plus many others to include at least one bike to represent each year from 1988 to present.

It's a long term project though which will require more money, time and space.