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[Vrede]

Cannondale CAAD9 2010 Sram Red

Cannondale Caffeine F4 XTR

Cannondale Flash Sram XO and Hayes

Cannondale Hooligan

[Vrede]

Cannondale SuperSix Sram Red

Dahon Uno

[KLizotte]

Holy cow! You own 10 bikes?! You must have a separate garage just for them.

[Vrede]

I’m missing two more, haha. I have 10 of them in a one bedroom apartment!

[dcv]

@Vrede 40787 wrote:

I’m missing two more, haha. I have 10 of them in a one bedroom apartment!

nice stable

[vvill]

Very nice indeed. I like seeing the small wheels (Hooligan and the Dahon). The Gunnar is cool too. Your Cannondale 29er appears to have a flat front tire.

[KLizotte]

I can’t figure out the Hooligan. What kinda riding does one do on that kinda bike? Just curious.

[Vrede]

Thanks Everyone. Yeah the mtb’s don’t get ridden much. I’m a roadie at heart. The hooligan is a mini velo with a strong, low clearance frame. Good for bombing through the city park and jumping up or off curbs.

[dcv]

@Dirt 40463 wrote:

Weird day to be out riding today. Lovely ride though. It was a lot of fun.

Hey Pete, your giant bike makes mine look like a kids bike. Look at the saddle height relative to the railing.

[Bicyclebug]

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I may have went overboard with the filters here, but my Tern is still a sweet bike.

[Dirt]

@dcv 41132 wrote:

Hey Pete, your giant bike makes mine look like a kids bike. Look at the saddle height relative to the railing.

The difference is that you’re human-sized.

Last night’s ride at Wakefield:

It was cold out there. Fun ride though!

[Dirt]

@KLizotte 40811 wrote:

I can’t figure out the Hooligan. What kinda riding does one do on that kinda bike? Just curious.

There’s been a phenomena of mini velo, or “small bikes” for many years. They’re big in Japan. Lots of people use them around town because they handle quickly, accelerate quickly and are really fun to ride. They also take up less rack space and are very easy to fit in elevators and carry up and down stairs. The wheels are light, but SUPER durable. They’re great for people who live in an apartment and scoot around town.

The Hooligan is a very interesting take on the mini velo. Not sure if Cannondale intended them to be a true mini velo.. they look quite different. It has all the same elements though.

[Dickie]

Finally getting around to posting my rides.

My favorite bike to ride is my 2004 Bianchi SL3, Aluminum frame, Carbon fork, Campy Centaur through-out, corners like a cat on carpet, but still pretty comfy… I call her Priscilla. She’s the boss!

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I just purchased a cross bike for winter/crap weather riding, Cannondale Caadx6 with Tiagra. LOVE it… such a comfy ride, never been happier. His name is Ollie. Notice the Sandy Hook sticker on the top tube!

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And finally my get around town single speed Specialized Globe Daily 1 for weekend outings with my wife to Bayou bakery. He’s so slow I have to dress in appropriate clothing. His name is Stratford.

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[americancyclo]

@Vrede 40787 wrote:

I’m missing two more, haha. I have 10 of them in a one bedroom apartment!

If you need to get rid of the Uno to make room, let me know! Love the look of that folder.

[DaveK]

@Dickie 41581 wrote:

I just purchased a cross bike for winter/crap weather riding, Cannondale Caadx6 with Tiagra. LOVE it… such a comfy ride, never been happier. His name is Ollie. Notice the Sandy Hook sticker on the top tube!

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Hi there, CaadX buddy!

Did you have any issues getting those fenders to mount to the fork? It looks like the large attachment points on the fenders won’t actually fit snug up to the fork for most types of fender (Planet Bike, etc).

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