The Official "Post Your Bike" Picture Thread!!!

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So I've had a hunt about, and there's no picture thread for bikes and their setups! :O

I like to perv at bikes, I'm a bit of a Peeping Tom in that respect

So post your bike below, what gear you're using etc.

I'll get mine uploaded when I get home :)

Che

[whitestone]

Mine (Cotic Solaris) changes bag configuration with every ride Here's how it was set up for the TransCambrian trail in March of this year.



And from a recce of the HT550 Northern Loop



On the HT550 itself



For the YD200

[Single Speed George]

charge cooker SS set up for the jenride

[Moder-dye]

Originally a 2014 charge cooker 3 hardail. Went rigid after forks failed, went dropbar due to wrist issues with flat bars.

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Here with tri-bars on for a mixed gravel roads trip and larger than usual tent for camping with a mate (Alpkit Jaran 3).



Says I can only upload 1 image

[Moder-dye]

SSGeorge how'd you find the spoon saddle?

Mine is fine for shorter rides, but after every long day(for me, 120km) I've get a sore patch. Could be due to terrain/damp though.

Been using a WTB rocket lately which I like, but it restricts movement off the back of the seat due to its width.

[Single Speed George]

love spoon saddle have one on all my bikes for years now , though this one has fallen apart and i picked up a brooks swift from Posti ritch for a good price so trying that at the moment seems good. but ye never had any issues with spoons

[Moder-dye]

Cheers
My issue might be due to width as its narrower than recommended when I had a (road) bike fit with a saddle pressure map. Was always fine for up to 3-4 hours though.

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Cheers
My issue might be due to width as its narrower than recommended when I had a (road) bike fit with a saddle pressure map. Was always fine for up to 3-4 hours though.

Sounds daft, but try the Charge Ladle, its the womens version, about 10 or 12mm wider? My mate had the same issue with Spoons, needed a wider saddle and opted for that. Worked great for him

[Moder-dye]

Ta! Never looked at that.

[sean_iow]

After a recent 3 day trip. All the luggage is home made apart from the seat pack. Set up rigid but I do have sus forks as well but I prefer it rigid at the moment.

[Single Speed George]

we do like our ridged steel 29ers ....

[Asposium]

20170805AM0153 by Asposium, on Flickr
Brand new, not yet ridden
Changed the wheels and tyres
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Iceland 2017 by Asposium, on Flickr
Iceland 2017
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067E-LMAX10 by Asposium, on Flickr
Lakes Sportive
Conti AT Ride tyres, quite impressed

[GregMay]

IMG_3852-Pano.jpg by Greg.May, on Flickr

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see if this will open.....

https://www.facebook.com/DavidBirkinAdv ... =3&theater

aye it worked. Noticed you're from Hull, I'm a Beverley lad! You may have to tell me your local bivvy spots

[Alpinum]

Nice bikes

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On One 45650b, running Surly ECR forks, Shimano Zee 36t front, 11-34t rear, Alpkit bags, Gusset Mustache Handlebars



Charge Cooker Maxi 1, standard with Alpkit bags

[Charliecres]

IMG_2147 by Charlie Creswell, on Flickr

Old Faithful. Now with a Krampus fork and 3in tyre

[ctznsmith]

we do like our ridged steel 29ers ....

Yep.

[Jurassic]

IMG_20170926_151725 by Jurassic690, on Flickr
This was my bike yesterday. It's a Pinnacle Ramin 1 with some upgrades. I love it for bikepacking, it works a treat.
XT mechs and shifters, Easton carbon bars with Ergon GS3s (yay barends!), Deore chainset/BB (I wanted a wider range of gears and 2/3x9 is much cheaper than 1x11). Rockshox 30 Gold forks (surprisingly decent for a budget fork albeit a bit twangy if pushed hard), Reverb dropper (off another bike that I upgraded) but can be swapped for a Thomson Elite if I feel like it, standard wheels and tyres set up tubeless, Gorilla clips on the forks, Monki V cage under down tube when required. Mostly this was stuff I had lying around.

[Bearbonesnorm]

Arkose awaiting the TNR.


My lovely Inbred somewhere near Camban bothy.


Ooh, my SS 'monster-cross' thing.


Another Inbred shot ... we were searching for somewhere to kip that wasn't beneath 2 feet of snow.


... and here's my Stooge getting all moody.

[JohnClimber]

5 from on here in one photo if you click on the photo it should revolve when opened in Flickr

Jim B, Sean IOW, Meraid, Dan and me
R0010172_20170923114255 by Johnclimber

[fatbikephil]

(Never had the ICT up Glen Brown yet)

[metalheart]

My old one:

Packed up again, ready to go at 9.00 am sharp... by Metalheart-UK, on Flickr

My new one:

Looking back to Castlebay (Barra) and the Oban ferry (from Vatersay) by Metalheart-UK, on Flickr

Oh and another one that just strayed in by...:

Sherpa outside Drakes by Metalheart-UK, on Flickr

[Alpinum]

Lovely thread. Makes me want go out and ride

we do like our ridged steel 29ers ....

Yep.

Yep.

My commute bike not in commute mode in Iceland.


My former short travel bike, BMC Fourstroke, in the Fisherfield. Has lately been replaced by a 2017 Kona HeiHei DL, with which I've not yet been out on a multi day trip.


Long travel bike in the Alps. Bold Linkin Trail LT.



Fatbike in the Alps. Muru Witjira.

So happy with the bunch and feel like I can settle down with those four types of bikes for a long time to come.

[voodoo_simon]

The willy wave photo...


and my non-willy wave one photo...