so what other non motorized bikes do you own!!!!

[squire]

well i got into this because i loved bikes, here is a couple from my collection, i love kona it was the first bike i had a awesome time buildiing them, here they are.
heres is a kona unit 29 that got fresh coat of paint and some new decals

 

[squire]

here is the all mountina kona dawg i love ths bike you could almost huck anything!

 

[jasonh]

I have an incomplete Schwinn Moab and a couple of Diamondback road bike frames, that's all. I don't ride regular bikes really. My MB is a Nishiki Bravo that I rode before I converted it. My wife has a next full suspension bike. THat's it. Need to sell those frames, they're taking up space.

 

[Bikeguy Joe]

Nothing real special here- I have a '59 Schwinn Panther II with a kickback hub, a really nice (to me) Panasonic 10 speed with the freewheeling crank so you can shift even at low speeds without having to pedal. I love the bike, but I had to put a cruiser style seat on it since the original seat was for masochists.

I have a 3 speed Next bike from wmart....light, cheaply built- (I sheared the crank right off the sprocket doing "burnouts" with it, had to weld it up...)

I also have a Trailmate Easy Ride, which will eventually get a bicycle engine kit. It's a funky looking semi-diamond frame with weird bars and big chrome fenders. I haven't been able to find any info on it.

 

[misteright1_99]

I have a Motobecane That I love to ride. And my Coca Cola bike........

 

[Dave31]

I dont have anything fancy. Just a RoadMaster Mt. Sport SX and a Next Avalon CS.

I used to ride the RoadMaster a lot and even several days a week to work. But since I got my Motorized bike I have not used them much. Just the Avalon when I was trying out the NMF tires.

FR31MB/A MT Pedal Bike - Photobucket - Video and Image Hosting

These will soon (hopefully) be motorized. One with a 33cc WW motor and the other with a 33cc go-kart motor.

 

[mabman]

Lets see, there is the Town Bike


And the Single Speed Mtn. Bike


The Nine Speed Mtn. Bike


The FS Mtn. Bike


And the front half of this one


And a bunch of parts and pieces. Frames, wheels, tires, drivetrain parts etc. that has all been accumulated over a lifetime of cycling. I have to admit that the pedal bikes aren't getting alot of love right now. But it is winter.

 

[Bikeguy Joe]

Oh yeah, I have a first generation MoonDog that isn't motorized yet, but will be soon, so I guess that counts.