No. I have 3. Sometimes 4 depending on if I clip bars on my Scott Foil.

1. Quintana Roo CD 0.1
2. Softride Road Rocket.
3. Norco Team TT.

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I have 0... Just a road bike.

Seems like training only on a different bike from race is a bad idea. A lot of people do some road bike some tri bike..

Can you get same position on them ?

I have a roadie and a Tri bike.

I think next time I upgrade my Tri bike I will leave my current bike on the computrainer and only race on the new bike. My tri bike takes a beating from my sweat on the CT. It would be nice not to have to worry about cleaning it up as much as I do now! I could also leave race wheels and everything on the racer.

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I have too many tribikes. LOL

-Kuota Kueen-K (best bike according to me)

-Felt DA1 (my 2013 bike)

-Cervelo P5-3 (my neswest bike... hope it's gonna beat my Kueen-K)

And 3 road bikes:

-Felt FC (my 2013 roady)

-Specialized S-Works Tarmac (2012 roady)

-Old Marinoni Colombus SLX (my winter bike... and the only one that I will never sell... my only durable friend since 1993)

But I only have one butt to sit on so I will have to sell some bikes (kuota, Felt and Spec).

Obviously in a higher income bracket than most :)

2

2013 Trek SC 7.0 White/Green/Black
2014 Trek SC 7.5 Starrey Night Black

Both outfitted with SRAM Red 2012/2013

Nope... that's why I posted that I will have to sell some bikes!!!LOL

yes. JamisT1 & T2

Yes...tri bikes, '13 Argon18 e118 w/Di2 & a '13 Cervelo P5-6 building up with etube Di2.
Road bikes, '09 Cervelo R3SL Ltd edition (only 100 made) with Sram Red/Yellow, '12 Spec Tarmac SL4 S-Works with etube Di2, and a '13 C'Dale EVO with Sram Red.

Yes, same positioning on tri bikes. Mainly ride tri bike when I ride alone or training rides....road bikes for group rides & longer small group rides.

Yes, 3 Tri bikes, 1 MTB and no road bike at all.

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2006 Cervelo Dual
2013 Cervelo P2

Nope. Just 1. And 4 road bikes.

1. 2014 Shiv
2. 2013 Giant TCR Advanced
3. 2012 Colnago C59
4. 2004 Litespeed Ultimate
5. 2010 Planet X

I'll be dumping the Planet X - just not riding it.

Speed Concept 2.5 as my training bike
Speed Concept 7.0 as my race bike/garage queen.

Yes one for trainer setup and one for outside/racing. Same identical setup

Yes. One on the Comptrainer where year round riding occurs and the newer one for racing/outdoor training in nice weather. Both are the same brand/type.

I have 3

2013 P2 for racing
2004 P2K for Sale (hehehe)
1994? QR Special Edition, for looking at.

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"Happiness is a myth. All you can hope for is to get laid once in a while, drunk once in a while and to eat chocolate every day"

No probably never will unless I win the lotto.

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Nope, but I do still have a couple of old frames.

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Tri
Scott Plasma CR1 (06)
QR 650 Al/Carbon, very low miles. I never ride it. (04)

Road
Litespeed Tuscany (07?)
Felt F55 Al/carbon (05)

The Scott was my wife's that she used for one HIM and hung in my garage for 7yrs. When my Kalibur died I made it mine, nice bike at a great price :)

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Yep,
1995 cannondale r500 650c in plum..... And corrosion....
2013 speed concept.....
Looking to get the cannondale roadworthy again.... Did me first IM's on it.....
Doing the current ones on the Trek....
Can't get rid of the old one, too many great memories...training in Ibiza in me20's ..... Good times I think...

2008 Felt S32 for weekday workouts. I leave it my office parking garage 24x7. I ride after work and return it to the garage afterward.

2010 Felt DA for weekend long rides and races. This one stays locked up in my basement :)

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My marathon PR is "under three, high twos. I had a two hour and fifty-something."

I love by P5-six for racing. And I enjoy putting the miles on it in training. However, I'd never consider buying a second Tri bike. In all honesty, tri bikes take away some of the joys of cycling for me. The 1000M climbs that begin 5 minutes from my door step, the view whilst comfortably perched on my hoods, and the social aspect of riding with the guys.

When I bought the P5, I thought it would be my favourite bike. And when I stop at a cafe popular with cyclists, it draws a crowd and my ego is stroked a little. But most days, I have to motivate myself to put in the miles and work needed to build a strong aero position and crank out the power like a machine, leaving my road bike to dream of the hills it is not riding.

Leading up to big races, however, I do often leave my P5 at home...no back-up if I do something stupid or unfortunate leading up to a race. And then I realize...tri-style training on the flats, even with a nice road bike (Scott Foil Team Issue), is not nearly as fun as my P5.

N+1 still holds true I suppose! :)

Two tri-bikes and one road bike - newest to oldest is BMC TM01, Giant Advanced Trinity SL-1, and Trek Madone 6.9. The BMC replaced a QR CD0.1. I train and race on all my bikes.