Work bikes

[Quotama]

Koga traveller. Original 3x7 lx shifters and biopace rings are gone now. In favor of microshift 1x9 with clutched mech. Easier and more accurate shifting. More modern wider cheap flatbar. Fitted LED lights front and rear on the original bracket mounted wheel dynamo, cable operated behind the seattube. 30c tires, new fenders etc. Some parts bin and some china parts

Frame is rock solid and can still go round the world if i'd want to. Although i would upgrade some parts to do that.

Gets you to the shops, work and pretty much everywhere else. And its pretty quick.

 

[Gopro74]

1989 Raleigh Dirty Snake

 

[Mattlodi]

Current state of my "bike to work bike", 1991 Shogun Prairie braker Expert, converted to 1x10speed, Sensah RX10 rear derailleur, 11-42 cassette, btwin handlebar, cheapest frontrack i've found, H&M Home basket, Maxxis 2.3" DTHs and SKS 65mm mudguards.

 

[dtmbass]

My Claud Butler Virago gave up the ghost a few weeks ago when the frame cracked at the seatpost after 15 years and probably about 18k with minimal maintenance. Still, it cost me £10 in the first place. Now picked up this Giant ATX 860 for £50 and moved the bits over for my favoured setup - single chainring, 7 speed. It's a fair bit faster and lighter than the old one.

 

[addicted]

This is my Cannondale M600 work bike. It now has slicks but I have no pics in it's current setup.

 

[Karol]

Diamondback axis 1992
Perfect daily bike, buletproof and very good geometry. Xt just work's every day for 30year

 

[peetee]

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Diamondback axis 1992
Perfect daily bike, buletproof and very good geometry. Xt just work's every day for 30year

That’s your route to work?
Respect!

 

[Karol]

That’s your route to work?
Respect!

Fortunately no, but I use it for all types of routes

 

[vapaamies]

Norwegian Workhorse.

 

[jonthefish]

Tell us more about Norwegian workhorse. And where in Norway? Fantastic country. Good folks