Post commuters and utility set ups. Let's see your Monday-Friday rides /N/
My daily driver... much fun, very zoom.
I commute on a honda 50cc replica, in office suit
This is how I get back and forth places.
haha
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Here's mine.
drying up soon no more fenders!!
>>948152
>dat ratio
shity bike
I have a tool box on it now and ripped out the back seats to put another tool box in... Sorry cant cart all that on a bike although I am a little jelly of those who can get by like that.
9 psi boost
>>948216
That's quite the shitbox. /o/ would appreciate.
>>948022
level that rack, my dude
>>948162
san jose?
You've seen my workhorse bikes before, but I guess I can post them again.
1/2 - my commuter for days when I need to haul lots of stuff, or plan to make a major grocery stop on the way home.
>>948321
2/2 - the lighter, quicker commuter bike for the days when I don't need to carry lots of stuff
>>948265
It might be a bit too tilted, but they're supposed to be a little forward, not level.
I still need to take a photo of my commuter with the rack and bag on. Also want to get wider tyres but the ones I put on there will probably last a good while.
Last year. Currently in the middle of a dropbar conversion; should be done this week.
>>948345
>Currently in the middle of a dropbar conversion
For what purpose? It doesn't seem like aero is a huge concern for you and those look like fairly comfy bars and you have them quite high, if that's the height that's comfortable for you then you're either going to have the drop bars even higher or rarely use the drop portion.
>>948401
I'm not who you replied too, but I'm also converting to drop bars.
Partially aero, partially aesthetics, partially to work on my bike a little.
>>948345
what frame is that?
>>948089
*pukes*
>>948152
Why put a mtb drivetrain in a city bike? Wouldnt you waste half the gears?
>>948446
Because my definition of city is more rural than yours. The "city" of the area is 5km in diameter.
What do you mean waste? the only gears I only use rarely are the hardest 2.
>>948191
nice horse, m8. I'm diamonds(black)
10miles erry day.
>>948514
>That paintjob
Nhhhhg.
>that saddle height
Good job fucking up your knees dude. Also, why those bars over normal drops or flats? Serious question btw.
>>948574
>good job fucking up your knees
I have manlet legs unfortunately
>why those bars
They give you more hand positions than straight and allow you to be more up right than drops. They are comfy af too
My old commuter is getting overhauled. This is the before pic. I know its a shitty bike but ive had her for 18 years and she has sentimental value.
>>948514
>lipstick
>pig
>etc
>>948579
heres kinda during- new wheels, tires, bb, stem, headset, crankset, break pads, cables, pedals, grips. I don't feel like fuckking w/ the deraileurs so ima pay someone to do that.
>>948581
>Not garbon
>can't enjoy anything that doesn't weigh less than 20lbs
>muh weak legs
>>948583
>straight guage frame with stamped dropouts and bolt on hanger and mustachio bars
>nuovo record
>>948585
Haters gonna hate when I blow by them on it and look good doing it.
What do you ride anon? Plz post pictures
>>948587
My ex-NR bike was a competition with chromed Nervex lugs and campy dropouts
Also you're slow as fuck, mustache casual.
>>948589
That sounds nice. What happened to it?
Also, bring it on bitch
Dang I got freaked out by the background. Looked like an alien egg...
>>948445
>criticism
>no picture of own bike
Do you carry a small rod to put through your spokes while going as fast as you can?
>>948589
MY FORMER BIKE WAS A US NAVY SEAL WITH GOLD INFUSED CARBON TYRES AND I'M NOT POSTING A PICTURE BECAUSE WORDS ARE 100% TRUTH
>>948604
Nigger, you spraypainted your fucking tire neon blue. Even my local crackhead has a more respectable bike than that. And that is without mentioning the fork or the cringy stencil you put on the poor thing. If it had a pulse, it would have to be put out of its misery.
7/8-speed Shimagnolo
>>948616
Damn, you sure showed me. Next time I'll think before destroying a museum piece like that.
>still no pic
>>948616
you know that bike is a piece of shit either way right? still better than an imaginary one tho ;(
>>948621
What is that bottle cage?
>>948574
>Also, why those bars over normal drops or flats? Serious question btw.
They basically ARE shallow drop-bars.
They give a more ergonomic set of hand positions than racing drops do these days, partially due to all the stem slamming.
>>948625
>>948624
Had to look it up. The brand is "Elite".
I originally bought it to mount a bottle between aerobar extensions on a different bike. It worked great for that.
It holds bottles decently while on the seat-tube mounts, but not very well on the downtube.
>>948625
Sweet pictures. They do more justice than my description. Also I like the look of them. Pic related, other steed
... Too many moustaches itt
>>948401
*shrug* I like multiple hand positions. The Mary bars are pretty comfy but I have wrist problems and I still get hand pain when I ride this bike for too long. Don't have that problem on any of my drop-bar bikes.
>>948411
It's a Nashbar Signature mountain bike frame. 853 tubing, real Ritchey dropouts, a lot of nice details. It was a complete steal back around 2007; they didn't sell them for long.
![TREK_750[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/d1toABq.jpg "TREK_750[1].jpg")
just got stolen tonight, still in shock
>>948667
RIP bike
>>948667
oh shit anon I'm so sorry
Bike is 10/10 sex
Having a bike stolen is worse than losing a family member, and I hope you can recover your bike.
Godspeed, anon.
>>948667
Weird. No idea why anyone would bother.
You gift ribboned it, didn't you?
Sorry for your loss, anon.
There will be other bikes in your life, and you will not let them out of your sight unless they are both disposable and U-locked to a properly secured object.
>>948667
RIP in peace
Hope the dude gets hit by a car on the way to his crack house
I have a 94 gt outpost
>>948667
one of my fave bikes posted here over the last 7 or 8 months - sorry anon.
>>948667
I had my shit stolen a couple of months ago. I checked on CraigsList to see if it got posted to sell with no luck.Found it a couple of weeks later on a community sell app called "offer up". Nigger wanted $300 for it and talked him down to $60. Sheriffs got involved and picked up the bike from the motherfucker's house and was reunited... Look for it and don't lose hope man
>>948667
Let's hear your security system you had on it when it was lifted, m8.
>>948082
where to cop?
My workhorse/daily ride.
>>948667
My condolences.
>>948616
asshole probably stole his fork off a ghost bike too
>>948186
kek
>>948616
do you know how i know u r 14?
>>948634
Another great vintage bike from the 1960s-1970s. Even the pump and saddle bag look period correct.
>>948667
A '91 Multitrack was my first real bike. I hope it gets back to you somehow. Condolences.
>>948667
:(
pic is mine
>>948667
condolences.
keep scanning CL, anon. go to your local pawnshops. good luck.
>>948696
I think those frames are supposed to be good. a foundation for upgrades, looks like she could use some
>>948696
how tall are you?
asking for a friend
Serves me pretty gud!
>>948588
I ride in Rome and I'd like to have a full sus if I just wanted comfort. It's not a bad idea at all, riding a rigid bike in most euro cities is fucking stupid imho. It's done only because that's what people are used to.
Currently riding a hardtail as I don't have enough disposable income to justify buying a good full suspension.
>>948676
>Weird. No idea why anyone would bother.
Someone just stole the back wheel from this wreck parked under my home.
Dunno where he lives, but where I'm at, you can't leave even a shit wreck anywhere without a good lock for more than 1 hour.
I dont know much about bikes.
please tell me what should I look for in a commuter bike.
>>949010
Semislick tires 32-40mm width
Rack mounts on the bike
Flat bars are generally preferable because of the higher riding position, which increases your field of vision and makes you more visible to car drivers, but drop bars are fine too if you prefer them
Here are some models to consider (not all of them have rack mounts, so check on that before you buy if you think you might want racks/panniers; also, test-ride at a local bike shop if possible)
Marin Muirwoods 29er
Kona Dew Plus
Trek FX
Specialized Sirrus
Cannondale Bad Boy
Salsa Vaya
Surly Straggler
All-City Macho Man
Kona Jake
>>949010
Also, if you want to get something cheap, you can buy used. Either an old ten speed road bike (good option if you're in reasonably good shape, like going fast, and will be 100% on pavement) or a 90s rigid mountain bike (you'll have to replace the tires with semislicks). If you want to buy used, I suggest asking >>>/n/bbg for advice.
>>948908
A decent steel frame with wide cushy tires at low pressure is more comfortable on bad roads than a aluminium hard tail with mtb tires. Aren't u supposed to have style and shit if ur Italian?
>>949086
(not my bike)
>>949086
I got wide (about 2.3), fast rolling XC tyres inflated at 1.8/2 bars and I think they'd be more comfortable, m8
Plus to be honest I got an mtb because I wanted an mtb, I like offroading.
>Aren't u supposed to have style and shit if ur Italian?
kek
Put together this ebike for my dad. I use it when I'm at my parents' place.
>>949950
odd question:
do you know what pedals those are?
>>949012
>Marin Muirwoods 29er
>Kona Dew Plus
>Trek FX
>Specialized Sirrus
>Cannondale Bad Boy
>Salsa Vaya
>Surly Straggler
>All-City Macho Man
>Kona Jake
what a trash heap of hipster stove pipe
I commute on this one. It's a cyclocross bike. Currently have it up for sale because I want to buy a CAAD10.
>>948216
Car is literally pepe
>>950354
Vélo orange grand cru sabot
>>950572
how did you get ur bike to stick to the ceiling
>>950572
fucken ausfags
>>950572
what sorta glue do you use to stick the bike and other stuff on the ceiling?
>>950871
I still don't understand how Australians don't fall off the earth
Do Australians use magnetic tires or something?
>>950763
very nice. oddly, I was browsing VO a few hours ago and saw those, wondered if those were your dad's.
sold out right now, too.
>>948214
>Extended cab
I gagged
>>951534
Turn away from the fuckin' screen, nigga
It's heavy as shit, but I really don't care.
>>951956
You could try replacing those heavy as fuck Hookworms, I highly suggest Geax Booze Lights which would save you about 1300g. By the way your bar ends are on backwards and at a ridiculous angle.Also judging by that spacer stack and stem length the frame is too small for you.
>>951962
I can see the merit in having them on backwards.
>>951962
tattoo lights, kojaks, big apples, DTHs, retro rides, fat franks, all of them are better and lighter than hookworms, hell even standard tattoos are better as they are still half the weight of a hookworm.
>>948214
>tool box in it
lol, I have more room in a Honda CR-V than tha garbage.
>>951956
Functional but gross choices
>dat saddle
>dem pedals
>whatever the fuck is going on with the stem
>>951956
Having a bike like this was the reason I haven't ridden a bike in the past 10 years - just got a new one a week ago, happy now
>>951973
They'd be more comfortable the correct way, so it curves with your hand instead of against it and digging into your palm.
>>951989
Most of them are probably more expensive than the Booze Lights, one of the reasons I mentioned them. Tattoos are okay but not as good as Boozes and a bit heavier for around the same price.
>>952026
>They'd be more comfortable...
Not necessarily. Having the barends backwards allows you to ride with your palms resting on the curve. With the right way around the ends of the barends would be digging into your palms.
>>951956
love this bike
>>952026
over in europe they are all around £15-25 per tyre.
wired tattoos are around 600g each, also this time last year i'd wholeheartedly be with you on the booze's as planet X had them for £5 each, as i bought my tattoos for £4, also tattoos are a little rigid and not all that compliant, but then again that could be because they are the wired version not the folding light ones.
>>951956
hey, are those folding baskets Walds? they look like it, but if not I'm trying to find a different maker.
>>951956
my troll frame is currently in the mail :3
>>951962
>>951989
>>952026
I was being serious when I said that the weight doesn't bother me, I'm fat as hell anyway. I should mention that those fenders are steel, too.
But, I'm always open to easy upgrades like tires. In what respects are the other tires better, aside from weight? The hookworms will wear out... eventually. I've liked the Hookworms because they're almost indestructible and last a long time. They also grip wet pavement better than any other tire I've used, somehow.
Bar ends are backwards? I'm not sure how clear it is in the photo, but the bends in the bar ends have the tips pointing forward and inward. That's the only way I've ever seen bar ends set up, aside from being less vertical. Angling them more forward just isn't as comfortable, this thing is mostly ridden in a cruising stance/pace. I actually have foam scooter grips on the bar ends now too.
Indeed, the frame is a bit small. This is my commuter; had I not been in dire need after breaking the previous bike, I'd have taken more time to get it fitted properly. Maybe I'll swap it for an XL someday, or switch to one of the 29er touring frames. That said, though not ideal it is quite comfortable in its current configuration.
>>952021
I don't know what it is about that damn saddle, but it fits my ass like a glove, and I can sit on it for hours. I should take measurements on it or something, they're hard as fuck to find and build quality isn't great. (Performance Bike house brand)
>>952075
Yes, they're Walds. I've seen other bikes with different folding baskets (usually with bits of expanded mesh incorporated), but I don't know who makes them.
>>952217
They're normally pointing inward and upward.
Not sure if I should post this in Workhorses or Troll Bike Thread.
Note the Magura brakes with sawn-off brake levers nigger-rigged to a piece of aluminium which is zip-tied to the stem.
It has a Sram X7/Apex/ Deore XT/LX/ Magura HS11 outfit.
The brake lines are zip-tied to the frame, whose grommets are unused.
When I got it, it had a hub dynamo for the front, with a battery powered tail light.
The tires are Schwalbe Energizer, which are specifically made for E-Bikes.
Got it at a local bicycle flea market.
>>952283
You got a better photo of that brake setup, the part attached to the stem? From what I can see it looks like the cable from the brifters is actuating the Magura levers through the aluminium block, pretty neat setup.
There's a similar product for using hydraulic discs with cable levers, did that give you the idea of did you come up with it yourself?
>>952301
Yep. Magura also sells adapters for this, but the previous owner probably didn't want to shell out the $160 it costs.
>>952283
>Note the Magura brakes with sawn-off brake levers
without the second view here, >>952304
I would never have processed what you were talking about, and even still, it was many minutes of intense study before I understood what I was looking at (well, sort-of understood.)
so, do all the brake and drivetrain rigs need constant maintenance or how does this thing ride? was all that work prev owner did to get it all running actually worth it?
It seems OK otherwise, but I've never heard of Eastway.
>>952359
They're Wiggles own brand. The st1 was one of their first bikes, made of reynolds 520. They were selling them with full apex or tiagra at something crazy like £380 for a spell and I wish I'd picked one up back then. It could be a really nice audax bike if you got rid of all that ridiculous shit on it.
Rap game Gary Fisher
Just finished a long ride on roads and unpaved trails. Did a couple mountain bike trails at the park for shits and giggles, I just had to go really slow and walk it over the biggest roots .
>>952359
>so, do all the brake and drivetrain rigs need constant maintenance
I don't know about maintenance yet, haven't owned it for long. Pretty sure I'll have to bleed/refill/adjust the hydraulic brakes normally, but the mechanical part, I'm not sure what there even is to maintain, It's a cable and a screw.
>how does this thing ride? was all that work prev owner did to get it all running actually worth it?
Definitely not. I can't see any advantage of the Magura brakes with those brifters over the cantilevers I'm used to. But I did read reviews about the Eastway ST1 that said the brakes were insufficient, so maybe Tektro brakes just suck ass.
>>952363
The ST1 was £999 everywhere I looked, just sayin'. Well, I bought this thing for €300.
>>952391
Those are the longest barends I've ever seen
>>952469
As a Magura rim brake user (trials bike) I can say they can be pretty damn good. They can have issues with feeling spongy due to frame and fork flex as they're so powerful, look into getting a booster for them. Also get some different pad compounds to try out, there's shit loads to choose from and plenty of reviews from trials riders.
A sort-of-tip for bleeding, you can use water if you really want. As long as you don't mind removing the brakes (could be a bit of a pain with that cable adapter) you can dunk the whole thing under water and fill and bleed it quite quickly and easily. One downside is you can't leave the bike in sub zero temps.
>>952474
I believe Maguras can be good, but Maguras that are actuated by mechanical brifters definitely aren't that great. The transformation isn't right. I have to pull the brake levers almost all the way to the handlebar until the brake pads connect to the rim, and there's no way to adjust that properly.
>>952476
Yeah the cable pull ratio probably isn't ideal. You could try moving the pads closer to the rim if you wheels are decently true, easiest way to do that is to loosen the clamps until you can push the brake cylinder inwards and use something like a credit card between the pad and rim. If you didn't already know you can also turn that adjuster on the lever, underneath the lever blade.
>>948621
Yo, if you're still around, then can you tell me which handlebar that is?
>>948345
Update: It's done! Quote from an ano/n/ in the BYBT: "WTF / HELL YEAH / WTF"
>>953548
*PYBT, derp
>>953548
>that riser stem
this isn't aero
>>948779
HOOOOO BOY
what am i looking at here???
>>953548
What tires are those?
>>953650
They look like compass tires
>>948588
I found that the only place I actually need a full sus is in or near cities and on bike paths. The infrastructure for bicycles in certain countries in yurop may seem nice at a first look. But in reality the asphalt is going to be torn up due to fixing leaks or the underground cable/sewage infrastructure. Then they are just going to slab on a pile of asphalt creating speed bumps everywhere. And if you live in a country where the soil freezes the asphalt on bike paths are going to turn into uneven pure garbage. Add in roots breaking up the asphalt and then you are going to wish you had a full sus.
>>953548
This bike is stupid.
You are stupid.
Everything is stupid.
I need to go lie down. Fuck you.
I normally use my beater and a backpack when I'm out shopping and stuff. But when there's not enough space in the backpack, I use this heavy ass bike.
An other Troll.
(Winter-)commuter, touring bike. Works well for me, better than the frames previous incarnations.
>>953793
I think the thing on the downtube is to stop the rack hitting it if the bars spin round.
As for the holes on the forks, I think they may be something to do with mounting panniers.
>>953793
Purple Surly:
Bars: Salsa Woodchipper
Breaklevers: Tektro RL 520
Barend shifters: Shimano Dura Ace
Rack: Tubus logo evo
Ral: No idea, Surly called it "eggplant" I think.
Bolts on Fork: Salsa anything cages or similar. They work with regular bottle cages too.
This is my to and from work maker. Also what I ride to go to store or what not. Pretty much what I use to do anything that isn't training.
She's taken some beatings and still rides true. I got into an accident and the downtube got bent ever so slightly. I heated the metal and pulled out the dent but I know it's a weak spot now. It doesn't make me too nervous to ride it but I know if I get into another accident or hit a pothole wrong it's fucked. I've got a couple back up bikes tho. I just love this ride so much.
>>953532
I don't remember, but I THINK it's a Soma 3SPD.
I do remember that it's definitely not a Nitto or Origin8, and the place I bought it stocked Soma stuff.
>>953810
what camera lens?
>>953817
If you're wondering why it's blurry at the edges and thinking it's a narrow depth of field it's actually just a filter. It was probably just taken with a phone.
>>953821
You figured me out!
>>953817
LG G4 with a hipster filter applied.
>>953650
>>953657 is right, they're from Compass. Specifically Bon Jon Pass.
>>953768
Orange bike:
Bars: Salsa Cowchipper
Levers: TRP RRL SR
Rack: CETMA HalfRack
RAL code: Fuck if I know. "Orange"
The bolts on the back of the rack are for bottle cages (can mount low or high) or larger cargo cages. It's Surly Troll fork, same as the one on the other guy's purple bike.
What fenders are you guys using? Are Honjos worth a full benjamin?
>>953851
Aluminum fenders are not good for abused commuters. Stainless steel fenders are fine, but will get dented and are heavier, and you will get upset once they no longer look good. Either one carries a risk of folding in on itself and causing you to endo. The primary use for aluminum fenders are light weight protection on rando bikes that need some rain protection, but will be babied when stored.
Plastic fenders are by far the most practical, most durable, safest and cheapest. The biggest problem is their one-size fits all adjustable hardware. It's advisable to do a more permanent fix like super gluing the stays when they're adjusted if you don't want them getting knocked out of alignment, and cutting off excess stay.
>>953812
Thanks man. Been going hard for a set of pursuit bars for a project of mine, but seeing your bars is making my mind wander...
>>948071
have you ever been stopped by the cops?
>>953768
is this the 20' or 22' frame?
>>954617
It's the largest one they made in 2013(?), I'm too lazy to look it up right now.
>>953810
beautiful bike, bro. I love ot.
Had the bike up while I trued the rear wheel and adjusted the headset. Also I found this "Ass Saver" on a bike I found in the garbage. I thought it was kind of comical, and a little nifty, so I re-purposed it for my bike. Doubt it will do very much, but hey, it's better than a poke in the eye.
>>954855
What's it like being 7ft tall?
>>954869
Pretty great. Grills are usually all over me. Tall dudes have all the luck in the world.
Sucks finding bikes that fit tho. Especially older bikes. I've found all of two frames over the last few years. Buying off the rack is play. 64cm usually works. Smaller frames work with a good amount of seat post and a longer stem tho too. Not ideal.
Want to ride this one from Germany to China, just finished building it.
>>954893
Looks like a solid build. Would have gone with marathon mondials and one side spd pedals for such an expedition though, but I'm nitpicking.
>>948022
>>948022
Haven't posted in a while
>>954912
what is the Thinkpad of bikes?
>>954912
really nice bike m8
>>954912
I can smell that couch from here
>>954337
Not yet, my head is generally on a swivel looking out for the po po, but generally they aren't very common on my commute routes. I've passed a few doing around 50 kph, but most of the time I will do a quick tap on the brakes that bring me down to 20-30 kph instantly. I have a potentiometer as well so I can dial the power down to a legal 500w instantly.
>>954958
Jelly?
>>954933
Tubus makes better racks.
It's nice that it acts as a stand with the front wheel off. It has three pannier positions. It's easily weldable if you want to do that. Mounting it is a little ridiculous.
I do believe it has the highest weight limit though. I've carried small children on the front.
I got it because it's a tank and it matched the surly backrack.
>>954954
Thx
>>954916
Probably bridgestone, but not rivendell.
>>954916
miyata is the thinkpad of bikes and the miata of bikes and the evangelion of bikes
>/N/
>>955115
this looks comfy af, what bars are they?
>>954788
you must be a big guy
>>955139
6'4"
>>955062
That's basically what I tought, thanks.
I wished Tubus came up with something comparable, but it's probably too much of a niche market, especially here in Germany, where there's not much in between real, heavy cargo bikes and classic touring setups with lowriders in the front.
Get on my level.
>>955168
Is that ridiculous rope like a theft deterrent for your jumbo kitty litter or are you too retarded to get some bungey cords or a basket
>>955175
You can seccure 30kg of stuff with bungee cords. The chain is the theft deterrent, but on my city there are no thieves, I have seen abandoned bikes for weeks and months.
>>955176
*you can't seccure 30kg of twitchy stuff
>>955176
That's retarded the only difference is a bungee cord can be drawn more taut and keeps loads more secure than a rope.
>>955138
On-one Mary.
>>955182
>bungee cord more taut
Are you retarded?
Learn a truckers hitch.
The bungee cord will shift and stretch as the load bounces.
90's rigid MTB commuter/beater/anti-theft bike
Working on a few upgrades, and also looking to get a new rear rack, and possibly a trailer to also use for bike camping in the coming months.
>>953548
Big chainrings are bitchin'
>>948667
>>948790
Both of these are hot
>>948621
>>948634
I don't know why, but I really have a fetish for old Schwinns done up so nicely.
>>948321
>>948322
Jealous of every single one of your bikes. Keep living the dream.
>>948203
10/10 grocery bike
>>948667
Sorry friend :(
do you guys lock up your panniers? lock the flap shut? lock it to your rack?
>>955785
I have backpack panniers. I put my valuables in one pannier and wear it as a backpack. I leave less valuable stuff (clothes and clif bars) in my other pannier which I lock to my rack with a Dakine ski cable lock (extremely small and light)
When I use my other smaller panniers and mostly just have my bike tools and small stuff with, I have a collapsible backpack which I take with when I leave my bike, and leave the spare tubes and rain jacket or whatever in my panniers, have everything else in the collapsible pack
>>955785
My pannier is also a messenger bag so it comes with most everywhere.
>>955788
Can I get the name of your backpack panniers? Thanks
My office and my apartment are in the same building so I commute with my legs
>>955808
"Banjo Brothers Waterproof Backpack Pannier"
>>955302
>Big chainrings are bitchin'
Yeah it's a 50/34 double, which looks gigantic on this bike for some reason. The rings are off a Sora FC-3550 crankset, and the cranks are first-gen XTR (both derailleurs as well). I've been debating the merits of throwing a granny ring on, but it's so flat around here, and 34/28 is pretty low already.
>>955824
>looks gigantic on this bike for some reason
Probably because the frame's so small, the relative size to the seat tube for example is much greater than a typical road frame.
>>955816
>pic
what a fucking boss
>>955967
Just your typical British postie.
>>955090
>tfw I only own Thinkpads
>tfw I only own Miyatas
>>948082
That is a gorgeous bike
>>948082
>honda
>replica
