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Born2die

Well-Known Member
I would say it depends on then week if I'm busy I may do 60 ish on the mtb and a ton on the road bike but then some weeks it's nil on the mtb and 200 on the roadie
 

Mike!

Guru
Location
Suffolk
Currently changing around my stock after some back issues and being advised by my physio that the stretch to drops aren't helping...

MTB for off-road and family rides. Plus used as commuter with knobbly tires in snow. (Currently the commuter)

Road bike, weekend rides (find this one comfortable as long as it's not used day in day out!)

Commuter (tbc) but will be a hybrid just haven't decided which one yet!
 

MrJamie

Oaf on a Bike
I love my hardtail hybrid. I've upgraded a fair few bits of it and I don't like the idea of leaving it locked up all day in the carpark at work, so I bought a rigid hybrid to use as a commuter which I'd be less attached to if it were stolen. They're very similar bikes, both 700c L frame Giant hybrids with near identical drivetrains and tyres etc. I've also got an old gaspipe Raleigh as a spare. I perhaps should have bought a CX bike instead of the rigid hybrid, but my commutes so short it wouldn't much matter.
 

TheDoctor

Noble and true, with a heart of steel
Moderator
Location
The TerrorVortex
Well...
I have a carbon roadbike, Ribble alloy flat-bat tourer, Dynatech Ti fixed, steel rigid MTB that I'll probably SS when I get round to it, 4 speed hack, the chinese BSO that's soon-to-be-a-FWD 'bent, the Brompton and a Kirk MTB frame that needs building up.
It's a slippery slope, I tells thee!!!
 

philinmerthyr

Über Member
I've got 3 bikes.

Old Orange mountain bike. Haven't ridden for 12 months. My uses it to ride the new Wales Bikepark trails.

Specialized Roubaix carbon road bike. Bought to train for the London 100 in Aug. it took a lot of punishment last winter but came through superbly. Great bike.

Boardman Hybrid, bought as a gift to the Roubaix so that it doesn't have to suffer so much this winter. I'll use it on wet rides and through the week. My son will ride this as well when we go out together for weekend rides.
 

ianrauk

Tattooed Beat Messiah
Location
Rides Ti2
I have hybrid for commute and carbon road for the weekends.

From reading above do people not use their carbon in the wet weather? Do I need a weekend wet bike?


I use carbon in the wet.
No such thing as a summer/winter bike for me.
I clean a leisure bike thoroughly after every ride anyway so it makes no difference.
 

Pat "5mph"

A kilogrammicaly challenged woman
Moderator
Location
Glasgow
Single speed for commuting
5 geared bike for medium hilly rides
Hybrid for serious hilly rides
Another with winter tyres for when it's icy
 
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