N+1 how many bikes do you have?

zonular

Out of interest, how many do you have in the shed?
I've a fixed gear commuter
29er hardtail
And a bmx

thelawman

2 road bikes, 1 in the kitchen, 1 in the shed,

smacl

Currently, a 2nd hand road bike and a reasonable hybrid. On the way, a shiny new CX / Adventure bike. For n > 3, a storage rethink / domestic conference would be necessary.

RobFowl

4 about to become 5 as MTB getting replaced after frame cracked on last one.
(Race bike, winter bike, Steel bike and Cross bike are the others)

endacl

RobFowl wrote: »

4 about to become 5 as MTB getting replaced after frame cracked on last one.
(Race bike, winter bike, Steel bike and Cross bike are the others)

Can you count the cracked one as a whole bike?

4.5 bikes.

Boscoirl

2.5

A road bike, a hybrid and a spinning bike

Eamonnator

4.

Good bike: Canyon CF SLX 9.0 SL
Winter bike: Planet X Carbon Pro
Special bike; Peugeot 653, 1989 renovated with Campagnolo Veloce.
Going to the shops bike: Raleigh Titanium MTB 1999 with slicks

xxyyzz

Enduro mountainbike, xc mountainbike, wife's xc mountainbike, roadbike and small fellah's balance bike

Beasty

None - don't keep any of mine in a shed ....

(elsewhere, 4 road bikes, 3 track bikes, 2 TT bikes, 1 hybrid (which is now permanently attached to the Tacx VR) and a fixie - guess that makes 11

furiousox

Currently 0.
Waiting on a Canyon UCF SL since May.

The tax man

Too many.:o CX,audax,TT,commuter and two vintage bikes all currently reside in the shed.
Another 4 in the house and a few dismantled in the attic along with numerous frames.

ImThatGuy

I've a KTM MTB which is in dire need of a serious service and a 5 week old Cube Peloton SL.

The Cube stays in the apartment and the KTM in the carpark.

zonular

Lads I feel a whole lot better, just need to show the missus the madness takes hold over other people aswell.

Cross bike or full on roadie is next

magicbastarder

two; road bike and a hardtail MTB. which gets very little use.

mjsc1970

zonular wrote: »

Lads I feel a whole lot better, just need to show the missus the madness takes hold over other people aswell.

Cross bike or full on roadie is next

I wanted to add a 2nd hand hybrid to my Corratec road bike and Halfords MTB but the wife went nuts. There was a stand-off. She said get rid of one of the other one's first. Eh no. I'll try again later in the year when things have calmed a bit.

diomed

4 in the kitchen.

nc19

Hybrid

Fixie

Wife's bike

arybvtcw0eolkf

A Whyte CX (but with 28mm Gatorskins atm) and a hybrid with CX tyres.

That's it, and bough kept in my house

Cee-Jay-Cee

1. Felt F5 with full 6800 groupset.
2. Ridley Compact 10spd Tiagra (mudguards & lights for winter)

uberwolf

3.5

.5 is my trek 5500, op for images of beauty thread and hanging from the rid of the garage for at least 5 years. I'd like a 1" carbon fork to replace the fork on it and it'd be good to go. Hard to come by though.

Winter bike (planet x frame).
Good bike - canyon carbon.
Mtb 29" lapierre full suss. Gift to my 15 year old self and even more chronically under used than my other machines

ardcat

When N+1>=7 Then.......

Lost count once there was one for every day of the week.

At the moment 8 have wheels with pumped up tyres.
SJS fixie, Raleigh high nelly, Colnago Mexico, Mercian Strada Speciale tourer/gravel, Fixie Inc sunshine bike, Dolan DF3, seven odonata, seven axiom, Merlin Echo mtb

See. I told you I'd lost count.

All in the house.

Sheds are for lawn mowers etc. Flann O'Brien dictated a higher order for bicycles.

OldBean

2, about to be 3.

A touring do-it-all Pass Hunter in the hallway.
A gas pipe 1984 Raleigh Stratos currently resting without wheels in the spare room.
About to get my hands on a Genesis CdF for towpaths, mixed roads and general faffing. And herself.

I've went through another 4 bikes to get here.

I love a really fast porteur next - large rack, chunky 650b tyres, 8 speed hub gears, flipped North Road bars.

onthefringe

Bit like ardcat I lose count occasionally
Currently - colnago c40 & eps , 2 genesis- volare & iod ,concorde astor, bianchi eros, cannondale caadx and a couple of frames kickin about ...

Ride them all....slower than they should be .... But I ride them

topcat77

1x carbon racer, 1x Aluminium racer 1x 1980's steel racer, 1x steel commuter & 1x 1980's steel step over ladies bike.

C3PO

Another one with each day covered:
Pinerello FP5
Giant TCR ISP
Focus CX
Specialized Langster
Scott Scale RC 29er
Scott Scale 940 29er
Specialized Stumpjumper Pro

The worrying thing is that the cheapest ones get used at least once a week and the expensive ones very rarely ... go figure!

Esroh

6.
Ktm road
Raleigh 1980 steel road.
Specialized MTB
2 High Nelly's 1. Humber 1952, 1. Raleigh 1968 made in Dublin
1ladies Raleigh Nelly 1963.

letape

Not as many as the last posters:

- Scott addict with campag super record and bora ultras
- Older colnago master with 11 speed record groupset and hyperon ultras
- Ribble winter trainer with chorus 11 speed/campag shamals
- Scott scale mtb with sram XX (about to be sold)
- Giant XTC with older xtr and sram parts
- Couple of frames that I don't know what to do with including another colnago master, a load of early 90s campag record parts that I intend putting on a frame over the summer and about 5 sets of spare wheels that I need to move on...

Would really love to get an original early 80s raleigh burner and a concorde squadra frame or carrera team frame (both 90s) but very hard to find...

Beer Assistant

Roadbike and mountain bike in the hall bandit 600 in the living room beside my arm chair

John_Rambo

Only 3 - My hardtail, my wife's hardtail (phnar) and my boys balance bike. Pretty tame, but any amount of bikes in a shed/house that are used is money well spent compared to what some people spend their money on. (kids playing outside a pub at 1am on a sunny day while their parents get pissed... not good) NEVER be embarrassed about buying good gear!!!

coolemon

4 bikes. 2 operational.

1. Hack: Specialized Cross Roads (currently out of action needing two new wheels)

2. Light Tourer/Commuter: Specialized Sirrus (converted to drops)

3. Heavy Tourer: Surly LHT

4. MTB: Carbon Lapierre something or other (Out of action needing a variety of parts)

Tibulus

1. Road - Focus with 105 - Used for training and commuting
2. Aero - Giant Propel with Ultegra - Used for training and triathlons

3. TT - This is the +1 bike. On the look out for the right second hand bike, would love a Cervelo but pricey. Another option is the Felt B16 new.

Can really see the build quality in the Focus frame after 6 years. Couldn't recommend highly enough. Have most of the components replaced at this stage except for the two shifters. Hopefully these last as the latest generation are poor.

The tax man

Beer Assistant wrote: »

Roadbike and mountain bike in the hall bandit 600 in the living room beside my arm chair

If by Bandit you mean the Suzuki type, Kudos to you.:D

OleRodrigo

Canyon Roadlite for good weather
Genesis Equilibrium for bad weather
Bianchi Pista fixie for a bit of everything.

camroc76

Vitus Vee-1 Single Speed for quick trips into town and commute
Giant TCR 2 for the road
Specialized Camber Comp for the downhills, single track

funnights74

2 Steeds-A Giant defy, for around the place.
Ridley Orion - For trying to go fast on
On the verge of 3, well browsing anyway :rolleyes:

JamJamJamJam

Just 2
Genesis for going as fast as I can / fitness
Chunky Jupiter hybrid for carrying things (shopping, commuting, etc)

Also use Coke bikes a lot!

Want (but probably won't have any time soon):
Touring bike for touring
Restoration project for fun

Junior

3 - Scott Addict with Sram Red, Specialized SL4 with Sram Red, Orbea Alma 293r and herself has a Cube Peleton. Could do with a CX Bike, TT Rig and Track Bike as well.. If money and time would allow..

deandean

Beasty wrote: »

None - don't keep any of mine in a shed ....

(elsewhere, 4 road bikes, 3 track bikes, 2 TT bikes, 1 hybrid (which is now permanently attached to the Tacx VR) and a fixie - guess that makes 11

mmm... 11 is a very uneven kind of a number. You know what I mean?

Beasty

deandean wrote: »

mmm... 11 is a very uneven kind of a number. You know what I mean?

No I'm not willing to give one away!!
I am waiting for them to make something more generally available to the public though.....

Junior wrote: »

If ... time would allow..

Know what you mean there Junior

Beer Assistant

The tax man wrote: »

If by Bandit you mean the Suzuki type, Kudos to you.:D

Yes Suzuki type

jacob2

4 hybrids 5 mountain bikes 2 racers and three dutchies i bought back from holland