12, currently own 3. All here
https://www.pedalroom.com/members/kppolich

Sold: single speed, cross bike, and 2 mtb.

Have: 1 tri, 1 road, 1 29er mtb, 1 cross, 1 gravel - travel bike- salsa Fargo modified with couplers.

Oh yeah, and a fatbike.

All my bikes are old… Currently have:
70s Schwinn Stingray
70s Motobecane steel lugged “Grand Record” (put knobby tires on it and use it as a gravel bike)
80s Peugeot steel lugged “Triathlon”
80s Centurion steel lugged “Dave Scott Ironman”
80s Centurion steel lugged “Sport” (single/fixed gear for commuting)
90s Cervelo One tri
90s Cannondale road
90s Univega steel “Alpina Comp” mountain bike (no suspension)
90s Longbikes steel tandem (custom sizing w/extra-long stoker top tube)
90s Trek steel tandem
Looking for: Quintana Roo Superform
Want to buy (sometime in the future): Waterford and Rivendell road, and maybe a Habanero

4 road bikes:(A pink Bianchi, Trek 5200, Seven Axiom, Cervelo S5)
3 Tri bikes:(Cervelo P3, Cervelo P4, Cervelo P5)
5 mountain bikes: (Specialized Rockhopper, Thin blue line Ozone Pro, Specialized FSR, Santa Cruz Superlight, Santa Cruz Nomad, Yeti ASR5)
1 cyclocross bike: (Redline Conquest Pro)

Hello Seth and All,

Nice collection!

How would you rank them for your love (or friendship ......)?

And any comments about them?

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Cheers, Neal

+1 mph Faster

 In the 60s a Schwinn Varsity. What a tank! Then in the 70s a Mercier, Peugeot PX-10. 80s a Schwinn Peloton, a Trek 2000, Schwinn Paramount custom. In the 90s a Trek oclv. 2000s a custom Serotta. And finally a S-works Roubaix. For TT bikes a Hooker Cat 1. I still have just not build up. Cervelo P3, and a S-works Shiv TT. 9 Road and 3 TT.

Just 1.

Started triathlon in 2005. Had a a lot of years off between then and now. But now that I have picked it up again I am still racing on my 2004 white Cannondale Ironman 800. The only upgrades over the years I went out of my way to purchase were Selle SMP Evo, Bontrager XXXL seatpost + brake levers, and Keywin CRM Titanium pedals. The plan has always been to get a new frame but only when I can average 38 km/h in an olympic. As far as I'm concerned if I can't hold that I don't have the engine to justify a new frame. Before I do a new frame I'll more than likely upgrade wheels + aerobars.

I am kicking around the idea of getting a road bike to put in more hours in cycling so I can actually train like a cyclist. But that is a problem for next year when indoor trainer season is over.

Since adult:

2 mtb (gt timberline, gt avalanche comp(bought twice, sold twice)),

1 khs 500 fat bike

1 2013 specialized Allez comp

1 2010 kuota k factor

Currently own:
1 2014 felt ar5
1 2012 trek speed concept 7.0 (just picked up)

ca. 1980: A second-hand 10-speed my parents bought for me because I expressed interest in bike racing. I rode it for a couple of years (but never racing it) until it fell apart. I should have maintained it better; it would be worth a fortune right now.
1984-1996: Good old Dutch steel commuter/city bikes. One every two years or so because they got stolen or fell apart due to general abuse and poor quality (why would I buy good bikes if they get stolen anyway?). So lets say 6. That sounds about right.
1996: Giant ATX 840 mountain bike used for MTBing (even though there are no mountains in the Netherlands), city cruising, and the occasional commute. Lugged it with me to Gothenburg, Sweden for the year in 1998 and to Toronto in 1999. Rode the Don Valley trails for a bit in 99/00 but didn't ride much until 2009. Still have it and use it for city cruising.
2009: Cannondale CAAD9 which I still own and ride 3 times a week at least.
2011: Cannondale Slice which I rode for about a season before crashing into the passenger door of a Toyota minivan.
2012: Cervelo P4. Still riding and racing it. I love that thing.
2017: Trek 2.3, ca. 2008. Meant to be a "cottage bike" so that I wouldn't have to lug the CAAD9 back and forth to the cottage. Then we found out it's my wife's size and she's now riding it so I'm still lugging my CAAD9 back and forth :-/

Also in the house: My wife's 2008 or so Madone (which is really to small for her so now our son rides it), her Giant city/commuter bike, my son's MEC Shadowlands bike, and my younger son's BMX bike. Then there's my wife's 1999 Trek MTB that got stolen off our driveway, but which we only missed 6 months later (true story).

So: Have owned (and not anymore) about 8 or so, still own and ride 3, and paid for another 7.

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Citizen of the world, former drunkard. Resident Traumatic Brain Injury advocate.

I wouldn't want to try and count how many I have owned but I currently own...
1 tri bike
1 UCI legal TT bike,
1 road bike
1 track bike
2 mountain bikes
2 cx bikes
1 fixie commuter

That's after having just sold off 2 road bikes and a tri bike since buying my last bike. I have issues...

This thread makes me want to go out and buy 10 bikes (and validates my itch to buy just one).

Currently own 1 tri bike.

On a related note, having 4 bikes in the stable (Cervelo S3 & R3, BMC TM01, TMR02) that are all 10-speed is a main motivation for my gripe with 11-speed.

I am constantly switching wheelsets between the 4 bikes. To upgrade to 11-speed would be financially crippling!
All 4 bikes have the same saddle - Fizik Antares and Look Pedals. All saddles have the sweet clip attachment for a Fizik bike bag. And every wheel magnet is in the same location for the speedometer :-)

I can't imagine going 11-speed AND disc brakes. Talk about an overhaul and big $ investment!

That sounds nice. I would love to find a sale on a 64 cm frame. Of course that requires somebody to stock it first...

Just in the last 10 years...

Five tri bikes (currently have two)
Three road bikes (currently have two)
One mountain bike (currently zero)
One Fat Bike (currently have)

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Favorite Gear: Dimond | Cadex | Desoto Sport | Hoka One One

27 since i started riding seriously (1992).
might have forgotten the odd 1 or 2.
11 mtb's
13 road
3 TT

Currently only have 5.5 in the stable

Oh wow, this is going to be a painful count! :-)

Road bikes: About 12 (currently have 3 that's in use, plus one hanging up)
Tri bikes: About 7 (currently only one, but it's my Ventum!)
MTB: 2
Other: 2

And my wife has more bikes than me... Bet we're over 50 combined between both of us over the years.

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"Suddenly the thought struck me. My floor is someone elses ceiling"-Nils Ferlin

I'm in the middle of a move, so you would think that I'd have a firm number on the ones I currently own... Nope. If frames in varying states of partial build count, then it's something north of 12. Not including the kid's bike or my wife's collection (3, I think). No idea how many I've sold or otherwise off-loaded in my lifetime (not including the ones I built for customers). At least another half dozen.

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Ah. See, 40-somethings are the perfect size for hanging on the wall.

Since I started riding seriously about 5 years ago:

1 Mountain bike
1 Cyclocross bike (gave it to my other half)
6 TT bikes (currently down to 1)
5 Track bikes (have 4)
11 Road bikes (down to 3)
1 Fixed gear beater (still have it)

Bought my first bike in the fall of 2010. In the order of purchase

Specialized Allez
Specialized Tarmac
Specialized Transition
Specialized Shiv
Specialized Shiv S-works

Current bikes:
Specialized Tarmac
Specialized Shiv S-works (Just crashed, in search of new tri bike)

Michael

Ever?

Three mountain bikes:

1980's Corsaro Mountaineer
1995 Specialized Rockhopper Comp A1
2014 Giant Anthem Advanced 0 27.5)

Three road bikes:

1999 LeMond Tourmalet
2003 Fuji Roubaix Pro
2008 Look 595

Two cyclocross bike:
2006 Bianchi San Jose (converted to fixie)
2007 Rock Lobster Custom Steel