The Blue book on bikes: Everything you need to know......

[gypsychic]

Originally Posted by Grandpa Pipes

Do you ride all 26 of your bikes??

It's better the have just 4 that get ridden than more bikes that don't.

I feel the same. As it is, I mostly ride my Giant Cruiser - she's my daily ride. I don't know what I would do with more than the three I already own. I might make room for one more in the future, not that I need it, but you know how it is! LOL

By the way, I just received the book, it is really TINY! Not really all that much info in it but I enjoyed it anyway.

[Grandpa Pipes]

Originally Posted by gypsychic

I feel the same. As it is, I mostly ride my Giant Cruiser - she's my daily ride. I don't know what I would do with more than the three I already own. I might make room for one more in the future, not that I need it, but you know how it is! LOL

By the way, I just received the book, it is really TINY! Not really all that much info in it but I enjoyed it anyway.

I kinda wondered if the book was hardcore bike mechanics or inspirational reading. inspirational is good since some folks need a boost to get past the anti-cycling mind set in the U.S.

[Jesse69]

Originally Posted by Grandpa Pipes

Do you ride all 26 of your bikes??

It's better the have just 4 that get ridden than more bikes that don't.

I give any of my 14 bmx bikes an occasional spin to freestyle some tricks, but I don't do this often. My most ridden bikes are my commuter road bikes fitted with panniers. I think I have 5 or 6 bikes for commuting. Then I have high end road bikes for weight loss workouts.