I know there are probably 30 or more different classifications for bicycles, so I don't want people to tell me I left fixed gears out, or recumbents, or highwheel penny-farthings, BMXs or...
Most fixies are by definition road bikes, unless you're masochistic enough to go singletracking on a fixie. Most cyclocross bikes are also by definition road bikes, too.
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Tuesday, January 01, 2008
Poll: What kind of bikes do you own?
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I'm classifying my old mountain bike as a hybrid because I have converted into a commuter and foul weather road bike.
As well you should. My Diamondback Outlook started life as a rigid-frame mountain bike, but with less than $100 worth of work it's a quick flat-bar bike with smooth tires and an upright-ish seating position. It's at home on the pavement but will handle grass and dirt just fine. It would suck for real mountain bike trails, though. I call it a hybrid as well.
My Other bike is a folding Breezer. I've been wondering for months how to classify it.
I'd say it's a Folding bicycle, right along with the Giant Halfway, Bike Friday's offerings and most of Dahon's bikes for example.
Okay.. Here is my stable
1988 Specialized Sirrus Road Racing Bike. The racing Grandaddy of the current Sirrus hybrid.
1989 Alpine Monitor Pass Mountain Bike (Hybridized) for commuting duty
1970ish Raleigh (Improved)Twenty [Green] A short distance utility bike.
1970ish Raleigh Twenty/Folder [Brown] "Hangar Queen" Awaiting parts, funds, and time for Resto-improvement.
2007 Schwinn Town & Country Trike The Grocery getter. The weekend commuter and human powered PC Repair vehicle.
One of My "Other" bikes is a Penny Farthing, actually, and the other is a fixed gear Formula One bike.
I've got three right now... a very well maintained 1991 Giant Perigee, a well ridden, but shapely 1993 Kona Fire Mountain, and a gorgeous 2004 Torelli.
The Giant is hitting Craig's List soon. The Kona is still a MTB, but tricked out for commuting in every way but the knobbies. The Torelli is my pride and joy with one component shy of full Campy Record.
Oh, and Blogroll favor returned. :)
Other: Snow bike - Surly Pugsley
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