/pybt/ - Post Your Bike Thread

It's still hideous but at least you got rid of the pink bits

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Took this obligatory picture the other day.
Going to swap this frame out soon, the rear disc tab has a crack that is growing at an alarming rate. I have an Identiti Dr. Jekkyl frame, I'll probably use that with some new wheels.

>>1026861
The only pink it's ever had is a bit on the saddle.

>>1026870
Ah right, you got rid of that awful hotwheels-tier "ironic" saddle. Good.

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Inb4 dork disc. It will come off when I service the hubs and freewheel

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And current project. Schwinn tempo

>>1026881
>Pursuit bars on anything remotely practical.
You're going to have a bad time.

>>1026886
It's actually a build for my brother for his Christmas present. Trust me, I tried to talk I'm out of it and put traditional drops on. He refuses

>>1026886
I have pursuit bars on my commuter, it's gr8 m8

GOTTA GO FAST

I mean, I have a straight 2 mile shot to work so I like to push myself then shower afterwards. I will eventually start using my tri-bike when spring arrives again.

AND I HAVE A RAD TIME

>>1026881
Am I the only person in the whole world who thinks metal pie plates look good?

>>1026891
No, I agree. They look good on older steelies.

>>1026891
Depends on the bike

>>1026881
You should flip those bars around and use them swept back instead

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Current build Project. Waiting for my cantis to arrive. Current weight is 12.5 kg , not too bad for the fact that I just put it together from parts I had laying around except for the handlebars.
The fork might be a bit too extreme tho (it's also quite heavy)
Maybe I'll get a rigid fork soonish then I'll also be able to run the same brakes front and rear.

>>1026903
Please no more

>>1026907
fug u
>>1026903
I think a rigid fork would def be nicer, cool builds man

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todays ride

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The "fairweather flyer"

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>>1026915
And the winter beater

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>>1026857
not mine, but I saw it a week or so ago on my college campus. It was unusual enough that I took a picture of it.

>>1026916
raise stem now

>>1026890
>he has a shower at work
jelly desu

>>1026977
Nice BSO, but still a BSO.

>>1026916
Dat fork. Why?

>>1026890
thats not even enough time to warm up

>>1026997
Why? I don't need it any higher
>>1027002
It's the stock fork that comes with the original frame, I never bought a different one. 1" steerer diameter makes it difficult to find a nice affordable fork that's not quill stem.

>>1027005
I have mai baiku on the trainer and use it to warm up though, got that zwift setup right now.
Sometimes I take my beater if I have to go shopping after work though and that one has risers with some clip-ons for maximum aero

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my bike for getting to and from work for a dole. guess who is barely not a neet anymore! well maybe i am actually but, yeah.

anyway i know its shit it looks shit too but it just werks

>>1027034
your front tire is backwards

>>1027036
does it make a difference? i bought it 2nd hand for like a hundred bucks and thats how it came...

>>1027034
Nice Giant dude. I've logged countless miles on a very similar bike. It's far from shit.

>>1027034
>guess who is barely not a neet anymore
Congrats! I'm a recovering neet as well <3
>>1027039
Nope, the heavier suspension fork and the knobby tires will make you work harder regardless or "correct" orientation. Those arrows are just there for the people that panic about these things. Get some city tires for it and if you want to, look at the little direction arrow and follow it. I would say it's more important to orient the valve with the logo so you can follow where the tube was punctured if you have to fix a flat.

>>1026882
God damn, I wish I had more Miele parts than an old suede saddle.

>>1027040
it's pretty rugged i'll give it that.. not as heavy as i was expecting either. but i tried a friends hybrid bike, it was only barely lighter actually but damn it was about 5 or so minutes quicker on the usual 5km commute

>>1027041

was thinking about getting some slimmer tires but thought the suspension might be a bit much for them.. probably end up just getting a bit of a nicer bike altogether when i can. but then again i could put them nice wheels onto a new bike too

>>1027043
What did you mean by this

>>1027045
>5 or so minutes quicker
probably 50% of that is tyres
part of it may also be bike fit

>>1027045
also, consider locking out your suspension when you're on the road

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Rebuilt 1978 Araya Criterium Rex. Converted to SS because fuck it and I don't have one yet. Big chain ring is 64t. Broke the new chain I had on it. Any rec's on a badass chain that can take the torque?

>>1027069
That looks goddamn retarded

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>>1026900
I love using them like this. I get that the guys brother says he wants regular pursuits, but by rotating them 180 in the stem clamp, they become the perfect swept-back riser for city riding. I used the stock brake lever clamps wrapped in old tubes to get a more forward position, too.

>>1027069
i take it you either don't have any hills near you or you can squat 3 plates

>>1027140
would ride/10

>>1027140
Lovely bike, never seen it on a PYBT before

>>1026916
your "winter beater" is nicer than either of my bikes. I guess the alu frame is good if they salt the roads where you are, though.

>>1026995
she's coming along. despite that i'm generally not into this whole 80s style revival, I still really like that paint. you gonna get lavender bar tape for it?

anything I should know about Arushi? never heard of them but looks to be a nice 80s Jap bike

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rate

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>>1027143
>>1027144
>tfw anons like your bike

th-thanks guize. I'm here every day but I seldom post my bike. this is an old pic that has been posted before (maybe in a commuter thread, though). no changes since this pic, but one of these days I'm going to get a crank with a smaller BCD so my small ring can be less than a 42.

>>1027152
Take a new picture/10

>>1026977
on first glimpse I read 'AUTISM'

>>1026977
I'm more interested on the pink and black bike on the left
Also I hate those fucking bike parking things, impossible to properly lock frame+wheel with a ulock

>>1027149
I'm thinking lavender bar tape but might be hard to match. Was thinking silver to match the frame.

Good question on the Maruishi. I've searched high and low and have found every other model they offered except this one. One of my guesses is that it was only made in Japan for a short time and somehow this one got brought to thestates. Once again, a guess. The crafstmenship is awesome. The lugs, paint, and especially the fork are all awesome. The paint isn't perfect as there are dings and rub marks from cables. Probably keep the paint it has now. Thanks for the kind remarks.

>>1027152
>rate
classy, but would be better with gumwalls

>>1027153
>here every day, seldom post my bike
I'm the same way as you, I follow pretty much every bike thread on /n/ but I've never posted my ride

good call on going smaller than 42t for small ring, especially for a commuter/grocery getter, roadies will laugh but it makes riding up big hills so easy

>>1027160
>those fucking bike parking things
also, you can't get your bike out if someone with wide bars parks right next to you cause the posts are way too close together

they need to make those at an angle, with the posts slightly sideways so you can just roll your bike out a bit and lift it over the other guy's bars

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>>1027142
Both. Came to cycling from weightlifting all the time and Phoenix is flat for the most part.

>>1027168
>good call on going smaller than 42t for small ring, especially for a commuter/grocery getter, roadies will laugh but it makes riding up big hills so easy

ya, I thought getting my MegaRange freewheel would be the final solution. didn't realize that it required a long cage derailleur, though, so that put it at a two-part solution. I'm leg strong enough to get up the hills around here when I'm fully loaded on the 42/34, but it's close. it definitely doesn't feel like the "bailout" gear that the 34 is supposed to be, and the hills here aren't even all that crazy. So I need to quit procrastinating and get like a 110 BCD crank and a smaller ring. fuck pride.

>>1027198
Weight lifter that rides a bike... heh heh
Phoenix is ok, rode some of the canals there and South Mountain when I visited Ahwatukee, it is pretty flat though. Tempe has some cute girls on bikes too.

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buying a bag for the rack soon so i can keep stuff dry

>>1027215
It's pretty boring as far as riding goes and the drivers are shit especially when school is in for ASU. You're right about the girls though. Want to do a Phoenix to Tucson ride soon. It's definitely starting to be cool enough

>>1027101
Thank you?

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it's fun, gonna be my full on winter ride once i get some fenders on her

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>>1027224
>that cockpit setup

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yee

>>1027250
Can't see shit. I'm going to assume your phone/camera has a flash, did you not take another shot with it on? It's a shame because the scenery is beautiful.

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>>1027226
Close up, just 4 u
I wrapped it now

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Just noticed there's some dog poop on the ground

>>1027259
yeah, looks like some got smeared on your frame, too

>>1027254
The angle of the housing pains me, that must shift like shit

>>1027266
I'm assuming you meant to respond to me
>>1027255

Surprisingly, it shifts very well. I've had no issues on the front end

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Today

>>1027304
Tell me about your bike friendo, it's very interesting. Got a build sheet?
I think my next bike is going to be something really similar.

>>1027304

did you manage to "adventure" or was it just a ride ?

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First time I've ridden my road bike in a while.

I've mostly been riding my Dahon foldable bike for uni. Felt good being fast.

>>1027306
It's a whole bunch of random-ass secondhand and used parts.

Frame is a Nashbar 853 mountain frame that I bought new in 2007ish - really wanted the Salsa Ala Carte, but this was about half the price, and it turned out to be a really nice frame. Fork is for a Surly Troll. Homeless person 700C conversion with some lightweight 29'er wheels I had laying around the garage.

Drivetrain is a 50/34 double and 11-28 8-speed in the back. Cassette is a Deore XT, I think. The derailleurs and crankset are all first-gen XTR, and the chainrings are off a Sora compact double. Barend friction shifters, TRP Sypre brakes and levers, Salsa Cowchipper bars.

It rides surprisingly well. 700C conversion means it has very large steering trail, which makes for super stable no-hands riding, but a lot of wheel flop - so the front basket is really only good for light loads. Sky-high BB is great for curbhopping without pedal strikes.

>>1027309
Not sure what you mean, this is just my commuter/grocery-getting/riding around town bike. Took it for an afternoon ride today and really liked the lighting.

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idk much about bikes. Just took a chance and got this one from a local shop. I ride it a bunch, though. Is there anything I should get for it?

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Heres my baby getting hosed down after a very muddy ride. She now needs repairs after a violent crash at 50kph, parts are taking long to arrive and I am itching to get back to riding, even though it might not be the best idea with my concussion.

Also why do manufacturers think white bartape is a good idea? It got dirty after a few rides and then I just stopped caring. If I get new bartape, should I just go safe and get black or do you think red might suit well?

>>1027341
gears

>>1027343
fucking this!

>>1027342
what you really should invest in, is a phone with a camera. This would mean much better pictures, than this one, which is clearly taken with a potato.

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My old ass beat up bike. Bought from a coworker for 100 eurobucks after having brand new bikes vandalized and stolen several times in a year. 3rd gear in front is bent and unusable, plus it looks stolen several times because of broken and sawed up locks, so nobody wants it. Expecting it to serve me for many years to come.

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>>1027152
>>1027167
I thought the same
>>1027156
done

>>1027341
If it's freewheel, a rear brake. If it's fixed gear, foot retention.

>>1027342
Some white tape doesn't get as filthy as quick, depending on the material. And please don't get red bar tape, it never looks good.

>>1027355
Why must your take your pictures from so far away

>>1027372
gomen, will deliver something from closeup

>>1027375
And drivetrain side please and thank you

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I put on some reflectors, because I started to feel a little bit paranoid with lights alone. It gets pitch black around 4-5pm here now.

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everytime i go to replace the fork for a rigid one, some shit has to pop up and steal all my money.

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It's nothing fancy, but with all the miles I've clocked on it, to me it's a rolls royce.

>>1027349
nice bike, and beautiful photo
how'd you get your depth of field so narrow without being up close?

>>1027429
clean your carpet/10

>>1027436
Shitty rental was shitty when I moved in

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>>1027435
Thanks. DOF achieved by using a long focal length relative to sensor size and wide aperture. I took that one (and pic related) with a Helios 44M-4 f/2 58mm lens on a Micro 4/3 camera, which translates to 116mm focal length. At wide aperture it gets quite narrow.

>>1027435
>>1027454
"Using a real camera instead of a cell phone"

>>1027429
I like it, it looks long and comfy. Got a cockpit pic?

Whats the sticker on the seat tube?

>>1027456
Personally I don't really consider a M4/3 a real camera, just a handy snapshitter. It isn't really meant for real work.

>>1027454
Nice, second one's gorgeous too.
Best lense I have only goes down to f/3.2 so I've never been able to get anything like that.
Some day I'll splurge and get a proper camera set up and try to take something that good.

>>1027477
Well, you can get a Helios 44 for $20-$70 depending on the condition and plonk it on nearly any digital system with a cheap M42 adapter. If you want to play around with narrow DOF and compressed perspective, then adapting old M42 lenses is the cheapest way to go. I also recommend the f/3.5 135mm Takumar for this sort of stuff.

Stop talking about camera shit I already waste enough money on bikes I don't need to be reminded how old and shit my canon 1000D is

>>1027457
Thanks! I don't have any pilot pics rn. Will post later.

The sticker is a gift from a friend in environmental studies. It just says "Think/Thank Earth".

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The weather is perfect this week for log rides, it's cool when I leave my house, and I warm up in about half a mile. The cool air makes stopping by the lake very comfy after a long ride.

>>1027480
awesome, thanks for the advice man

>>1026857
Every time I see this picture on the front page I think "yay a new collectible bike thread!" but then I look again and its not collectible ;_;
Love the retro look though.

>>1027511
It's a trek 620... highly collectable and sought after. Tf?

>>1027254
Damn. Yeah not quite enough light during the sunrise.... forgot to take a shot with flash on, ah well.

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>>1027511
This is my collectable one, much rarer than that garbo Cannondale.

>>1027488
Ain't you the guy from cockpit thread.

>>1026903
can you explain how this kind of handlebar would help you riding offroad?
seen a few hardtails with those kind of bars but cant imagine behing good while driving off road

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Have your bike ruined you financially?
>get a new job in the town i live
>buy and start using a bike for the first time in years
>good deal, just about $250
>four months pass and fall happens
>rear wheel punctures
>pay a bike dealer to fix since i'm a bitch like that
>20 fucking dollars
>week after rear wheel punctures again
>dealer advises me to buy a better tire but i settle for another fix
>had to be some sort of accident, two times in a week
>go to bike after work today
>rear wheel punctured yet again

A new kevlar type rear wheel is about $80 including dealer putting it on.
I love my bike but this is bullshit.

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>>1027259
nice
made me a 'rat bike' too for locking it over night for weeks at a train station. never got stolen. you can clearly see why. made out of spare parts and garbage. best when riding drunk

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>>1027632
for carrying shit

>>1027631
Put it on yourself, it's so fucking easy that no one feels bad for you.

>>1027619
Yes

>>1027631
lern to do it yourself
its easy and with the right tools you can repair almost everything on your bike.saves a lot of cash

>>1027631
My 10 year old brother rides his bike to school and can fix his own flats

If you would have bought a tire that's got puncture protection in the first place you wouldn't have wasted so much on the repairs moron.

Git gud or gtfo.

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>>1027663
A bit rude.

>>1027631
>buys a cheapass $250 bike
>pays someone $40 to fix two flats
You're fucking with us, right?

>>1027666
Begone devil, you will find no worshippers here.

I don't care about your feelings, it's their fault you are even in this mess, actually no... your feelings were telling you that you are a bitch and you should have listened to them.
Maybe next time you have a feeling, listen to it and you won't end up here with some stupid blog and three people telling you the same thing.

G I T
U
D

>>1027631
Good tires are a worthwhile investment anon!

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They told me if I upgraded my iPhone, I'd be able to take better pictures of my bike. Liars.

>tfw no more George Takei spokecard :(

>>1027686
Good, because Takei hates orange people like you

>>1027689
Liar. Takei hates no one!

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>>1026857

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>>1027048
That I have a Fiori, which is a fake Italian bike made by Norco to compete with actual Italian bike companies. Whoever left it leaning against a lamppost with a piece of cardboard reading "free bike" left it with a Miele seat, which is one of the best parts of the bike. Pic related, same paint job.

>>1027734
Noice chromag. Keepin it real with steel.

>>1027772
That paint is super rad

>>1027735
what the fuck is this? why?

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>>1027734
Nice.

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>>1027841
it's my travel/touring bike. here it is in the Yukon.
It breaks down into pieces no larger than the diameter of the wheel. It's travel suitcase becomes a trailer. It's perfect.

>>1027630
not them, but the answer is basically gotta go fast. "Monster Cross" bikes are basically just ghetto gravel grinders, fast descents on on fire roads while not giving a shit what's underneath you is the general idea, and just to have fun on technical courses, etc.

>>1027643
Didn't you post in the bike lights thread as well.

>>1026903
This is hilarious. I love it.

That said, have you ever ridden a drop-bar MTB before? Because that's a crazy roadie-tard amount of saddle-bar drop, which is going to put more of your weight on your hands and less on the saddle. It's going to be terrifying on descents and really beat up your hands on the rough stuff, even with the suspension fork.

Most people who do dropbar MTBs put the tops about level with the seat, and look for bars with a really shallow drop. It doesn't look like those bars have all that much flair/sweep either, which means you're going to be knocking your forearms into the bars when you're in the drops and trying to put some body english into the bike.

>>1027632
bro we need to talk about your hoarding issue pronto

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>>1027884
hhhhhhhhhhhhhha. fortunately not my private space
its a workshop at my former university. I just worked there voluntarily. It often was messy when we had opeing hours and the students came storming in searching for tools and parts leaving our organized workspace in a mess.

and here is another bike I build out of spare parts. still using it

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Hey look, it's a Fugi Tourist!

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Shitty photo is shitty. Group is Campag Centaur 10 speed.

Posted this bike a few times...Managed to remove the jammed And rounded seatpost bolts and raise the saddle a bit. Went for a ride this morning, so much better.

Ergo bars are awful. Next upgrade is some compact drops.

>>1027899

Also, yes I do plan on buying matching bottle cages.

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>>1026997
leave n forever philistine.

>>1027631
Rim strips?

>>1027625
Please take a better picture of that Lotus. Looks sexy

>>1027349
tjena

>>1027898
I'd love to own that bike

>>1027874
I post in every bike thread.

>>1027944
>flats

>>1027977
flat pedals win medals bro- but lefty has always and will forever suck ass.

>>1027977
It's not a road bike. For mountain biking the choice between clipless and flats is entirely personal preference with distinct advantages to either one.

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This one is a work in progress.

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My homemade bamboo and carbon SS
Pic is kinda old so I've gotten some foot straps and flipped the stem since then.
Thinking about going clipless soon

>>1028078
That's pretty dope, how hard was it to do?
Would you make another one or is just a been-there-done-that type of thing?
Post updated pics!

>>1027686
Hands down on of my favorite bikes on /n/
Great to see that you are still lurking.

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>>1028081
Thanks man.
It was a weekend project, so taking that into account, it took around four months.
As for general difficulty, it wasn't hard (at least by my DIY standards) but did require a lot of prior experience and skill.
You need to be familiar with woodworking and fiberglass to an intimate level, also having a vaccum bag is good for forming the carbon.

Also working with carbon fiber on an amateur level is basically slow suicide.

I am currently planning a 11x2 bamboo road bike but I'm waiting on some paychecks. carbon, epoxy, and aluminium are expensive to buy non-wholesale amounts of.

If you're talking about selling one or something, I don't really have the time or dedication for something like that.

here's a picture a month or so before the other one, about half way through applying carbon.

>>1028078
Is that bicycle safe to ride?

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>>1027631
Holy shit

BUY TIRES/TUBES ONLINE AND LEARN HOW TO FIX YOUR OWN FLATS YOU FUCKING IDIOT

>>1027686
Should've gotten a Pixel instead

>>1028101
why the fuck wouldn't it be?

>>1027488
Yeah you're the other cruiser guy. Can't wait to get the Wal-Mart cruiser out once the tires get here.

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>>1027898
To anyone willing to help:
-What does the Fugi crest say?
-Would Zefal Paragon C50 mudguards fit this bike?
-Why does the frame sticker says "size L 58 cm" but the online catalogue says "size L 56 cm"?
Thank you!

>>1027972
What's stopping you? It's not particularly expensive, especially when you consider what it comes with. I'd say it might be less than widely available in [spoiler]continental Europe[/spoiler], but I got one, so you could too!

>>1028164
>-What does the Fugi crest say?
"Twice fried chicken pox lady rice."
>-Would Zefal Paragon C50 mudguards fit this bike?
Very likely.
>-Why does the frame sticker says "size L 58 cm" but the online catalogue says "size L 56 cm"?
Because there is no universaly accepted way of measuring bike size. The longer measurement is probably 'CT' - center of bottom bracket to top of seat tube. The shorter would then be CTT - bottom bracket to over side of top tube. Looks to be about a 2cm difference.

>>1028165
>"Twice fried chicken pox lady rice."
It actually says "Fuji Cycling" although I needed it to be upside-down to make it out.
Dunno why I wanted to see "Touring" there.
>Very likely.
Neat. Be getting them.
>Because there is no universaly accepted way of measuring bike size.
One could expect a company to at least be consistent throughout their own materials.

Anyway, thanks for wasting time with me.
Cheers.

>>1028291
why you always spell it "fugi"? it's "fuji." it's printed right on your bike.

>>1028414
One other Anon spelled it like that, I find it humorous, have autism, and took it over.
Does this explanation satisfies you?

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Raleigh Record Ace, mine for £75. He threw in various freewheels, bits and some random tools. And a cheap lock.

So far I have spent £10 on it in the form of a freewheel removal tool. I also removed the mudguards, because they made it look 350 years old as opposed to 35. Next up is the front tyre, which is going to be replaced to match the rear.

It's aged, but it rides well and the frame, fork and stays are all Reynolds 531 with only minor surface rust, no dents and it's all straight. The Weinmann brakes stop, eventually, and it shifts alright considering the state it was in when I picked it up. I'm slightly too tall for it, but I'm keeping it as I'm quite fond and hopefully someone will come along who can give it a decent home.

I saw the same bike, same size, same year, same gear going for £850 on a certain hispter bike website.

>>1028072
>>1028066
are you 39 feet tall

>>1028457
I am other anon who spelled it like that as I was extremely intoxicated and I approve of this message

>>1027234
awesome clearance on that back wheel anon, looks like it would rub
does it?

>>1028517
Looks extraordinarily comfy.

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>>1027420
I like your bike anon

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better pic cuz last one too dark. my 'gator

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city bike

>>1028655
So it was your bike, I should've realised from the glorious mountains.

I've just noticed you're running 5 bolt cranks, what are those? I was about to buy some road cranks (Ultegra, also saw a good deal for SRAM Red) but after some research they'd all be too narrow for my MTB frame.

>>1028517
the paint and trim is super classy. lucky deal you got.

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*Lt. Worf, raise frontal reflector shield!*

Dees lights be brite enuff for you now, sir ociffer, sir?

>>1028657

hot

>>1028457
considering buying this bike today. been comparing the LHT with the Fuji touring. Should I just pull the trigger and get the Fuji & spend the difference on front racks and mudflaps?

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jokes

>>1028539
Cheers.

>>1028820
I can't tell you anything other than that I like me fugi very much. No surly's around to compare.
[spoiler]Get it, nigguh![/spoiler]

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>>1027625
Same as it ever was

Most bikes ITT look pretentious as fuck to me desu but maybe it's just me.

>>1028849
Or maybe you just don't really know the meaning of that word

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Here's a shitty picture of my most recent project junk bike.
I picked up the frameset at a yard sale for $10, and then just slapped on some spare parts.
Honestly not sure what I want to do with it other than use it as just another steelie commuter.

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>>1028939
oh lawd it that sum crossway? i have a gorgeous 95 crossway mixtie STX equipped stock. Great bike.

>>1028665
Yeah!

I'm running the Surly OD crank with 73mm bb. It's an offset 2x design that put the inner 2 chainrings outboard a bit, where the middle and outer rings would be on a regular 3x crank so to prevent chain-rub on 3" tires.

>>1028789
Ty :)

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>>1028940
mongoose crossway 850

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Pulaski Bridge, Greenpoint :^)

>>1028913
Fuckin rad anon, those bars are great

>>1028826
sigh... rotate the bars

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Are bmx bikes accepted in /n/

>>1029014
No

>>1027343
>>1027345
austim detected

>>1028913
This is actually pretty rad with the moustache bars, just needs some real barend shifters instead of the MTB thumbies and some grip tape.

Is the seatstay brake a U-brake or a roller-cam?

>>1029009
>>1029048
Thanks, anons.
I've still got a couple other bikes I'm working on that have slightly higher priority, so I'm mostly just testing out configurations on this one for now.
Definitely getting some real bar ends, as well as tape, new saddle, and different crankset.
The seatstay brake is just a u-brake.

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I've ridden this bike nearly every day for the past six months.

>>1027877
ahem
>>1027224

>>1029012
For the last time: no

>>1026911
thanks. rigid fork is fit now and the brakes are actually great.
>>1027877
>roadie tard saddel drop
yeah i realised that too when i put it against my road bike (which is set up rather relaxed) since then i flipped the stem and also lowered the saddle a bit. and also as i wrote before i fitted a shorter rigid fork. much better geometry now.
i am currently waiting on a new front chainring ( old one was sharp a shark teeth) and some fenders. i will then fit some narrower tires too, since those big tires really feel retarded, they were just the best tires i still had laying around.
you are right about the bars, tho i really dont like those sweeping bars.
the main use will be for getting around my town and the next small towns, which means roads, undpaved roads, some wide wood trails and sometimes some very tame single trail. first task will be to get through the winter tho. for everything rougher i take my "normal" mtb.

>>1029096
You should get tubes with shorter valves

>>1029096
>valve not perpendicular to the wheel

take your tube off and put it up again, but do it right this time.

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I'm gonna get roasted aren't I, I'm fairly new to cycling, aluminum w/ carbon fork, tiagra

>>1029192
>roasted
If I wanted to be as critical as possible, I'd point out that your bars look to be rotated at an awkward angle and you need better pedals, but otherwise I don't see anything but a sweet do-everything bike.

>>1029192
>pie plate
>unmatched bottles
>that spacer stack

Valves lined up with tire logos though.

4/10
Would ride, but reluctantly.

>>1029192

that's a nice ride.
isn't niner super expansive ?

>>1029192
Drop the dork disc
Get better pedals
Put your handlebar flat

Those are all fairly minor things.

>>1029194
>>1029218
what if i don't want clipless pedals? do I still need better 'regular' pedals?

>>1029225
It would be a good idea, for grip and strength reasons. I highly recommend the Tioga Surefoot, good grip, cheap, and one of the lightest flat pedals I could find.

>>1029225
>do I still need better 'regular' pedals?
yes. MKS makes some good flat pedals that aren't overly expensive. I've got the "lambda" model, which is more commuter friendly. paid $40 US, very solid, all aluminum. they have sportier flats, tho.

>>1029132
I noticed this and re seated the tube. Thankie, anon.

>>1029192
That is quite nice.

>>1029301
thanks, I kind of wanted to get steel, but the only steel was in ultegra and super expensive, i memed myself into aluminum being good enough after reading sheldon

>>1029231
>>1029227
>>1029218
also thanks to you guys, i will look for new pedals and put some on, for some retarded reason i thought that all aftermarket pedals were clipless

>>1027734
I love it and hate it at the same time. Wouldride/10

>>1027805
weirdly I think it would look better without the gumwall tires.

>>1028070
other than that abhorrent saddle, I like it.

>>1028078
Me gusta. I would've put gears on it, though.

>>1028647
I want to leak some of my fluids into your bike.

>>1028826
hhnnnggggg... but dem bars tho

>>1028975
Raise your saddle, midget.

>>1029192
I'm ok with this.

>>1029303
sheldon is right. bikes are nice or not irrespective of frame material

that looks very nice indeed

It's a cross bike right? A nice light one at that. I'd take the rack off. It's weight you don't need. On trails with stuff on the rack it will rattle. If you stand to climb, rear rack weight will sway in a tail wagging the dog type deal (revelate-esque seatbag if you really need room).
I'd also take the fenders off (fenders and knobblies are mutually exclusive imo, if it's wet on trails that require tires with tread pattern, mud will completely gunk up inside the fenders)

I think this bike will be an absolute blast to ride trails on. It's a capable specialist. Obviously it's a great all rounder but If you just wanted a relaxed road bike, i think the standard road gearing and aluminium frame will be frustrating.

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I know.

>>1029318
I ride to work sometime and they have a "security" policy that you have to take your laptop home and you can't leave it at work

https://lh3.google.com/u/0/d/1D5yjNxl29vLncZP25QSdRL5iXiv8B7XjBg=w2478-h1406-iv2

My 2012/13 Giant Trance, soon to be phased out for a nicer mountain bike.

>>1029336
Feck I done fucked up the pic. Sorry bout that, its pretty average though just white and black with red accents.

>>1029333
>that gift ribbon
Please tell me you have a proper lock for that thing.

>>1026857
Too bad nobody gives a fuck you retarded cunt.

>>1029341
>no one gives a fuck
>232 replies
pick one

>>1029192
Pretty good.
What mudguards and front light?

>>1029343
232 replies about all the little minutia this faggot just changed on his bike, or 232 replies of people literally not giving a shit about it and posting their own selfish blogging bike shit

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>>1029434
>people posting their bikes on a post your bike thread.

Gee, I wonder why that is, maybe they are retards or something??

Do you have a bicycle?

>>1029341
>>1029434
Are you new here? Is this the first PYBT you've seen? It wasn't created solely to discuss OP's bike so of course not every post is going to be commenting on it. Think of the OP post as being the same as every other person who posted their bike and look at how many replies they get.

>>1029434
Former detected

>>1029435
>>1029439
>>1029440
let me explain why all you guys are retarded

this guy (>>1029341) said nobody cares [about your new brakes and tyres and shit], then called OP a retarded cunt

Then, someone I assume is OP said "wow look everyone cares because there are a lot of replies"

Then I said "fuck you nobody cares about your bike, they're just here to post theirs and wait for someone to congratulate them on having a bicycle"

sorry none of you know how to read

>>1029441
I am OP, that wasn't me. I wasn't expecting a shit ton of replies to my post because I know how PYBT's work. I don't know what the guy who called me a retarded cunt's problem is, he may as well make the same reply to everyone else who posted a bike in here.

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>>1029441
I mainly called you out on being a huge edgelord.

Picture is you kek, keep on cringing.

>>1029368
http://www.axiomgear.com/news/video-axiom-rainrunner-360-reflex-fenders/

https://www.amazon.com/Light-Motion-Urban-500-Bike/dp/B00YIPEPOA

they have a slightly less bright one for only $40

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00YIPEXT2/

>>1027877
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jbn7GwND4E

>>1029537
Your seatpost is on backwards brah

>>1029540

I did it so i can reach the bars doggie

>>1029545
Will they ever learn?

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do u guys like my bike? i call it pontakun

>>1029677
I wonder what's she gonna call her roodo baiku

>>1028913
rad as fuck. saved.

>>1029653
Very nice and understated.

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A little winter training to burn off the turkey.

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r8 and h8

>>1029756
and my other shit taste bike, my commuter

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>>1029757
this time with a photo

>>1029747
those decals are not part of the line, right?
they make it beautiful. love the touch of gum.

>>1029747
> winter
> no snow

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Decorated my commuter for Christmas.

>>1029653
purty. mirin.

>>1029831
gotta love that numb dick.

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my first road bike. I ride this thing around Nagasaki Pref.

My LBS calls me "orenji bianki"

>>1029856
No numb dick for me. I sit properly and the saddle fits correctly. I can easily do 120 miles with no discomfort, probably more but 120 is the most I've done in a day on this bike.

You sit further back on a saddle like this (Brooks Professional), and look at pictures... this is how one sets up a proper leather saddle.

>>1029831
wiley look out there's a UFO behind your bike

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Sold my old camera so had some spare money. Bought this purely to commute on and take away for work, since I don't like putting my nice bike in the back of a muddy truck.

Its surprisingly nice to ride. Actually finding that 8 speed suits my retarded riding style. Also I'm used to Campy shifters so moving the whole lever is weird. Also internal cable routing is fucking sexy I don't care how bargain bucket this bike is.

>inb4 "Claris ISHYGDDT"

>>1029868

Nice bike. What is that shit on your bars?

Thats an altura saddle bag isnt it? Think I have the same one.

>>1029933
Don't shit on Claris. For cheap money, it actually shift surprisingly well, and it's tough as shit. I built up a drop-bar 29er and used Claris with an 8-speed Deore derailleur out back, to let me use 22-34-46 up front and 11-32 in back. Worked flawlessly and actually had a bit more range than I probably needed. 600 miles of mostly mountain singletrack through New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.

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Finally good weather expected tomorrow.

>>1029868
>>1029951
ELITE
L
I
T
E

>>1029747
REEEE SPD pedals on that beaut

>>1026861
no

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>>1029978
Why reee? SPD pedals are rock solid performers under all conditions, variable tension, lightweight, cleats last for fucking ever and you can walk in the shoes. I laugh at penguins that choose to ride with road bike pedals.

>>1029747
What a Fred Sled.

>>1029933
>Banana Boys

>>1030028

Fukken lol. Stupid in joke with me and my gf.

Jesus Christ. Current gen shimano brifters feel absolutely massive. Theyre like actual handles or something. Theyre huge. Just venting but jesus, resting on the hoods feels like holding onto massive grabber hooks, it's crazy. My old campag shifters feel like they're going to saw my hands in two with how small and skinny they are.

>>1030048
Absolute peak value for a bicycle. Anything better is only marginally better.

>>1030038
It's the main reason I chose Veloce ergos instead of 105

>>1030048
Comfy

>>1030051
Thanks bros. Just tried the white for the first time. Not too sold on it yet, since it doesn't match the saddle. We shall see. The 105 speed shifts so smooth and quiet. Just wurkz

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>>1030059

>>1030051
As you can see, I don't have a complete group of 105. Still need to find a 105 crank, BB, headset. And wheels but these work just fine

>>1030062
>Still need to find a 105 crank, BB, headset

there's no reason to do that. I'd get new brake pads, maybe a dual pivot front brake, touch up the paint on the top tube and leave it there. Maybe nicer tires.

The only other worthwhile upgrade path would be getting lower climbing gears with a compact crank or a triple, but i'd wait until that bb or the chainrings go foul (potentially never).

>>1030068
You're actually right. The sport lx crank and brakes work well. I do need new pads. Any recommendations? Also, the tires are Vitoria rubino pros. They are pretty fast

>>1030070
shimano or ashima cartridges and then when they wear, put kool stops in the holders.

anything up from oldschool hex bolt pads will be a BIG improvement though.

Rubinos are the worst good tire, but yeah, a good tire nonetheless.

>>1030072
Would you mind linking me?

>>1030074
http://www.wiggle.co.nz/shimano-br-6700-r55c3-cartridge-type-brake-shoe-set-pair/
http://www.wiggle.co.nz/tektro-p422-aluminium-brake-pads/
http://www.wiggle.co.nz/shimano-br-7900-complete-cartridge-shoe-system-r55c3-pair/

Any road pad would be fine though.

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Yeah I know this is my second bike so it's not like I'm all "Oh man BMX are the BEST!!!!"

>>1029934
Thanks m9.

That shit could be my gloves, a shitty bag that i keep snacks in, or my cateye velo 9 that occasionally decides not to work.

Tis a topeak saddle bag. Its tiny af. Barely fits a tube and my multitool.

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is there realy so few fixies here, or do us hipsters not post in pyb thread?

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Yeah, it's aluminum. Yeah, I put guys on carbon bikes to shame. Yeah, I'm cocky and proud.

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>>1029511
>>1029513

What a pleb. Bush carried around his stable with extra wheels like a boss.

>>1027140
Ah marta, the best way to move africans rapidly through atlanta.

>>1030204
The fad is over son, hipsters are posting their rando and touring bikes now.

>>1030115
>That Chicago'd bar
Sort your life out m8

>>1030264
awesome, the fucking bullshit hipsters moved on.
now can we enjoy fixies for what they are if they are not hipster anymore?

>>1030270
Sure, go have as many loops on the track as you want.

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>>1030204
>still no bar tape

>>1030215
go and get a bike fit ASAP

Having some dropout point lazers at your knees and finger your bumhole for $400 is better than gging your knees.

>>1030274
i'm still poor as all balls

>>1030277
How can you tell it isn't right? I've put 6000 miles on it without dying yet. I had slight knee trouble a month after buying it, but that was at the end of a 400 mile week.

I'm serious. I do all this shit with no guidance so I appreciate your help.

are those guys who made their own bikes with chinese carbon frames still alive?

thinkin about doing one myself

>>1030285
Do you have freakishly short legs and a freakishly long torso? Because that's what your bike tells me

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>>1030287
Maybe? My legs are very short.

>>1030289
not the same anon, but damn yeah your legs are short
i bet the fit is fine, but it never hurts to double check

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>>1030285
I've ridden big miles for years with a poor fit and it's doable, but you are fucking your body up and limiting yourself. Now i'm 8 months into a knee injury and only just starting to ride much again. It's probably going to be a lifelong issue. I wish i hadn't ignored my body for so long.

If all a fit achieves is small comfort and efficiency improvements, it's worth it, but it might also save you from serious injury. Your setup with the saddle slammed back and tilted upwards looks very wrong and combined with such a relaxed front end, must be extremely poor for generating power on the flat. I don't think you'd be merely finessing your fit, it looks completely off.

Free from a shop you know or cheap from an unfamiliar shop, ~15 minutes discussing things with a pro is a good idea.

>650km week
Really? That's a lot of riding. IMO anyone riding seriously on a road bike should pay for a proper fit. There are charlatans and snake oil to avoid but it's worth seeking out.

pic related, a shitty fit

>>1030289
im so sorry you lost the genetic lottery.

>>1030289
>that body
>6000 miles,400 miles in a week
Yea sure thing bud....... are all those miles commuting to mcdonalds?

>>1030476
Judging from his pics he lives in the Midwest and it's flat. He also has huge quads meaning he's probably a Clyde who can tear it up on flat roads and put down tons of power but will fall apart almost immediately on a 3% grade. That's at least my inference.

>>1030476
Looks like an ex fatty, he's got the legs for it anyways.

>>1030315
That Vitus had some severe constraints on it. The riders went a few cm smaller than they usually would on the frame because the whole thing was held together with epoxy as opposed to welds, and needed to reduce some of the lateral flex.

Kelly always rode small frames anyway. It worked for him, evidently.

If it works for the rider then it's good. I tend to go for smaller frames than most men my size, it's personal preference.

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>>1030487
>That Vitus had some severe constraints on it. The riders went a few cm smaller than they usually would on the frame because the whole thing was held together with epoxy as opposed to welds, and needed to reduce some of the lateral flex.
lol

>>1027355
I love your bike senpai.

>>1029096
I'll legit SUCC you for this bike. But pls put on the light the right way.

>>1030204
H8 your cranks
H8 that fork
I have posted mine a few times but I'm waiting to get a new wheelset and some other stuff before I post it again

>>1031065
what's wrong with the cranks? they really add to the vintage look.
fork might be slightly bent from a meeting with a wall but other than that i don't see the problem, + it's the original that came with this frame.

>>1026903
Every time that fork compresses fully you will break your collarbone.

>>1027216
What brand?

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Shitty picture.

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Winter bike almost done. Just got sunrace thumbies and a chain. Is it shit?

>>1031306

I like. What is going on with the paint

saddle tilt is not aesthetic though. Think your stem might B 2 long?

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mine

>>1031607
I tried to get it to bare metal, but powdercoat is annoying to remove.

Tilt is so I can have a slammed stem and also have bad hip flexibility.

>>1031507
Looks trusty

>>1031507
high quality 90s mtb, i like

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The whip

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>>1031652
Thabks. Here's how I got it

>>1027508
Love this picture. Bikes on the floor, wheels all over the room ...

>>1030204
I see, you finally flipped your bars.

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>>1032125
Thanks. It's my spare room I converted to bike repair and storage. Here's other side