Oh gosh this is embarrassing:

At home:
-Trek Speed Concept 2.5 (trainer queen)
-Trek Speed Concept 9.0
-Specialized Shiv
-TriRig Omni
-Culprit RAD
-Cannondale F-Si
-Marin Pine Mountain

At my parent's place:
-Fuji SL

At a company apartment:
-BH something... aluminum road bike with 105 components

This looks like a massive investment but keep in mind I didn't pay retail for most of them. For example I bought the Pine Mountain for $300 ($1,000 retail). The F-Si I got a screaming deal on new old stock. Same for the Shiv. The Fuji SL I bought for $600. The RAD currently gets the most use: morning pool commuter and weekend gravel rides. My F-Si is arguably my "most fun" bike. Of my tri bikes, my Omni is quickly becoming my "favorite" but it's hard to argue with the versatility of the Shiv... and I don't think I'll ever part with the Speed Concept.

I've decided that one of the best forms of security is surprise...that way they don't know ahead of time what/how to defeat whatever may be in the way :-)

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http://bikeblather.blogspot.com/

Too many?

Cervelo P3 Tri bike (2015)
Cervelo P2SL Old tri bike/trainer bike (got it cheap on a NOS closeout in 2010)
Cervelo P2T Fixed gear (The only prior owned frame I've purchased. I got it 2009. Not sure the model year)
Cervelo S3 Road Bike (2014)
Specialized Allez E5 Road Bike (2015)
Trek Domane Road Bike (2017)
Black Mountain Cycles Road Bike (2015)
Specialized Crux Cross bike with Cantis (2012)
Salsa Fargo for bike packing (2014)
Giant Revolt Advanced 0 Gravel bike (2019)
Specialized Epic Carbon MTB (2013)
Santana Tandem (1996)

Built all but the last 4 of them from framesets.

Wife has a road, tri and MTB.

I'm told the third garage bay looks like a bike shop.

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Suffer Well.

2008 Cervelo RS (main road bike)
2012 Scott CX Team ('cross & gravel)
1999 Softride R4
1998 Softride Power Wing 700 (main tri bke)
1996 Paramount R80 mtb
Kestrel 200 SCi
Kestrel CSX mtb
LeMond Alpe d'Huez

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Habitual line stepper.

Yes, please to list bikes and present walues of bikes in rubles. Also, home address, alarm code and bank routing numbers.

Asking for friend.

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<The Dew Abides>

Bikes do not belong in a garage #allbikesmatter
#givethebikestheirroom lol

road - cervelo s1
tri - cervelo p2sl
track/fixie - aventon mataro
gravel - rodeo labs trail donkey
FS mtb - yeti kokopelli

i _think_ i might need a 29r FS xc bike that could replace the Koko, like an SB100, but honestly, all i've been riding since last fall is my Trail Donkey.

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"...I try not to ever ride as slow as 20mph. ;) ... And even more than that, I don't race with a speedometer. My computer is set up to show Power // Cadence // Time. I don't actually ever know how fast I'm going. I only know that if I'm in 53/11, and it takes more than 100rpm to hit my target watts, it's time to coast." - Jordan Rapp on '09 IMC

I have a bike room, bikes should never be in a garage.


I've told myself that as well, then...I bought a track bike last week :)

Me: Felt AR2, Scott Spark 710+, premier Tactical
Wife: Scott Addict and Scott Spark 910 ConTessa
Kids: Felt nine1, Scott Genius 700 tuned and Scott Genius 900 Tuned.

Just 2:

2010 Cervelo P1 with Flo 90's

1967 Super Mondia Special (Swiss made, all original Campy) my daily trainer

I love old bikes.

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Athlinks / Strava

My ass is wide enough only for one, so I have one: QR Lucero. I don’t know the year, but it’s black and red - the fastest colors.

Road bike
Gravel bike
Xc bike
Fat bike (studs for snow/ice)
Dedicated trainer bike

Just need one more...

A Purely Custom and a 1st gen Exit Cycling.

2013 Cervelo P2
2006 Fuji Newest 3.0

Thinking about getting a newer road bike once that tax return drops!

Cheeky. I see what you did there.

2015 Pinarello Dogma 65.1 Think 2
2015 Trek Speed Concept 7.5
2017 Cube LTD SL 29"

Am looking for a CX bike to do some amateur races next winter but I might also just upgrade the Pina' and SC a bit and just use the 29'er to ride outside during fall/winter.

And yes, all three live in my bedroom due to a lot of sheds and garages being broken into (live at the border of Belgium/The Netherlands and half an hour or so from the German border so they can get away with a lot easily).

In Arizona:
QR Tri bike
QR road bike
Custom steel road bike
Specialized stumpjumper

In Nova Scotia:
Old Specialized S-Works mtn Bike
Even older Proflex mtn bike
Ancient Peugeot touring bike

In Singapore:
1984 Steel road bike with original white Look pedals (but maybe stranded since my trips this year are canceled - hotel may decide to junk it)

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Andrew Inkpen

Garage? Who has a garage. Mine are in what most other people might call an eat-in kitchen. It's my bike room. With multiple layers of security.

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clm
Nashville, TN
https://twitter.com/ironclm | http://ironclm.typepad.com

Tri, road, CX/gravel, and MTB, along with a bikeshare membership for neighborhood jaunts.

My two-year-old nephew was just over at our house and was admiring my bikes. His comments, in order:

"I have a bike too!"

"Where is Aunt Ashley's [my wife]'s bike?"

"Can I ride the fastest one?"

my stable:
0 bikes

A job that takes up your entire life and pursuing other things is lame, thus I haven't sat on a bike in over 14 months. I suppose this year I should remedy that.

Allied Cycles Works Alfa- Custom build. Spent wayyyyyyy too much building this dream ride.

Felt IA 10

Cannondale CAAD 12 —I don’t need this bike anymore but I just can’t quit it. It’s 75% of the bike my Allied is but about $6,000 cheaper.

2011 Specialized Allez
2017 Cervelo P2

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"The first virtue in a soldier is endurance of fatigue; courage is only the second virtue."
- Napoleon Bonaparte

I have a "Beware of Dog" sign on my garage when my bikes reside, even though I don't have a dog.

You can’t drop that bomb without a pic of the Allied!

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I keep most of our bikes in the house too but only because we live in a bad neighborhood. Bikes are stolen out of garages all the time, and those are crappy bikes.

Focus Izalco Team SL (road)
Cervelo P2 (TT)
BMC Gran fondo disc (trainer, cx and gravel races)
Fyxation Quiver Disc (commuting, bikepacking and winter outdoor rides)
Salsa Spearfish (xc mtb)

I built all of them from the frame. The frames were all under $600. They share wheelsets.

Wife has a hardtail 29er mtb and a specialized Crux and a 1983 Trek 620 for commuting.