[greendarthtater]

I ride a 1986 Miyata six-ten with about 5,000 miles on it. Anybody else care to share the old bike that they still ride on a regular basis?

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[greendarthtater]

This is also my first day on the forums. Could someone help me with pictures?

 

[4xBoy]

 

[ire]

I have a 2006 Scott CX bike that I ride

 

[Serial Midget]

1991 Serotta

 

[James]

2005 Colnago C50 is my oldest bike...

 

[Heisenberg]

There's a brazed 80's-something roadie that's been sprayed repeatedly hanging in my closet...but doesn't get ridden. Need to build it.

I use to race (and do well in) the weekly time trials in Santa Cruz on a pink '91 Diamondback.

 

[Bicyclist]

1970's Bottechia POS road frame with 700c wheels and a coaster hub that serves as my commuter.

 

[loco-gringo]

I have a 2009 tarmac with twice the miles at least.

 

[splat]

My wife has a 1979 Fuji Professional, that was semi-custom made, in 2000 we upgraded all the components from Sun-Tour Superb Pro ( 7 Speed , very rare for 79 ) to Campy (10 Speed )

 

[insanitylevel9]

my sinister ridge is a 2004 that was hanging at ftws shop till 2008 then sold to a goat farmer in nh. the guy road it twice left it in his barn then i got it and have been riding it almost every day since.

 

[JRogers]

Guess I don't have anything that old (70s or 80s) but the bike I ride to classes and the grocery store and stuff is a 1997 Trek hybrid, which is the oldest bike I have. My main mountain ride is a 2001 Kona Muni Mula frame with pretty modern components (9 speed XT). Ride that a few times a week usually. It's pretty old for a regularly used mountain bike.

 

[SuspectDevice]

Let's talk miles-
I've had my Ritchey Road Logic since '95. From '95 until '99 it was my only road bike.
From '99 until '03 it was the bike i rode every winter after I sold my team bikes, about 40% of the year basically
From '04 until '07 it was my primary road bike. I built it back up again this past summer.

It easily has a 100,000 miles on it.

It still has the original King headset.

 

[clarkenstein]

i don't have the oldest, but i'm riding a 1984 centurion road frame. even has biopace rings. got it on the cheap - free!

 

[Serial Midget]

You and Loco should date.

Let's talk miles-
I've had my Ritchey Road Logic since '95. From '95 until '99 it was my only road bike.
From '99 until '03 it was the bike i rode every winter after I sold my team bikes, about 40% of the year basically
From '04 until '07 it was my primary road bike. I built it back up again this past summer.

It easily has a 100,000 miles on it.

It still has the original King headset.

 

[CBJ]

I like new bikes

Judging for the above my only two bikes from 2006 seems to qualify.

 

[OGRipper]

I have what I think is a 1985 trek steel road bike. It was my first road bike and now it's my fixie. Miles? No idea, but lots.

My current road bike is an 11-year old Steelman.

I go through mtb's quickly but tend to hang on to my road bikes.

 

[greendarthtater]

WHen I said 5,000 miles on my bike I meant since I've been riding it. I'm only 16, so not more than a few years. Nice bikes tho guys! Steel all the way!

 

[Rip]

1977 Trek 930.

 

[splat]

1977 Trek 930.

Trek didn't make the 930 till 1979

 

[Rip]

78, but there are a few that are known to be as early as March of 1977.

The Serial number on mine doesn't lie.

http://www.vintage-trek.com/Trek_timeline.htm

The SN on mine has it as a 930 that was made in march of 1977.

 

[moff_quigley]

I had a Miyata 310, nice riding bike. My roadie is a 2007 Jamis Eclipse...I doubt I have double the miles on it though. :\