What is your bike’s name?
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August 30, 2016 at 8:33 pm #1058219
eminva
Participant@eminva 92589 wrote:
They already had names.
Exu
Murphey Candler
The Blue Beast
UttanasanaLiz
Oh my, had some changes in the fleet in just two short years. The current lineup:
Exu
The Blue Beast
Jeanne Baré
DISSrespected
Free WillyLiz
August 30, 2016 at 9:06 pm #1058221dkel
Participant@dkel 92586 wrote:
Alfa (recently sold)
Bravo
Charlie
DeltaBut I don’t really call them that; that’s just how they’re listed on Strava.
Now I’m up to Echo and Foxtrot. So predictable.
August 30, 2016 at 10:03 pm #1058226Judd
ParticipantI have three bikes currently.
Jean-Luc – a Trek 1.2 road bike – named after Jean-Luc Picard
Maxwell – a Trek CrossRip – named after Maxwell’s Silver Hammer because the bike is silver
A Midsummer Night’s Dream – a Trek Domane 5.2 – named because it is a dream to ride and I named it in the middle of summer and also named after my favorite play of all time.
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August 30, 2016 at 10:24 pm #1058228Anonymous
Guest@Amalitza 92619 wrote:
“Red Bike”, “Blue Bike”, and “Black Bike”.
New Bike came along, and is primarily black, but since I already had Black Bike, she was just New Bike for awhile. Eventually she became Carbon Fiber Bike, or Fancy-Pants Road Bike.
Blue Bike moved to semi-retirement at my dad’s house in Missouri. She comes out to play when I visit.
Red Bike was stolen. 😡
Black Bike is still around, and is still Black Bike.
It took me about a year after Red Bike’s theft, but I recently obtained Hoopty Bike as a replacement for a short-trip, all-weather errand bike. I am not sure if dasgeh realizes this since I was using my own actual real name, but I bought Hoopty from her (so of course isn’t *really* a “hoopty”)So between Hoopty and Fancy-Pants, it appears my bikes aren’t just named by color anymore.
August 30, 2016 at 10:42 pm #1058230bikesnick
ParticipantMy new bike is Mr.Pink or just Mr.P, but that is the All-City Cycles model name, too.
August 31, 2016 at 12:25 am #1058236ginacico
ParticipantMy Salsa Vaya (the “travel” version) is just Vaya. Of course it means “Let’s go!” and that seems to match her personality, always coaxing me out on adventures, ready for anything. And yeah, somehow I know it’s a she, and I do talk about her as though she’s a sentient being.
The other bike (a Univega Modo Volare) somehow always gets referred to as just The Road Bike. Modo Volare translates to “way to fly,” with Campy parts and an Italian heritage. I dunno, even after 15+ years and a whole lotta miles it’s hard to believe we’ve never bonded enough to give it a name.
August 31, 2016 at 2:47 am #1058243vern
ParticipantLast Fall I bought a craptacular GT Outpost MTB for $25 and rebuilt it so that I’d have a bike I could ride through ice and snow during Freezing Saddles. So I named it the Snowmobile.
My Fuji road bike (sadly, the only other bike I own) that I otherwise ride almost exclusively, is simply, my bike. It has no name.
August 31, 2016 at 7:08 am #1058245ursus
ParticipantI don’t know any of my bikes’ names. I will have to ask them. :rolleyes:
September 6, 2016 at 11:20 pm #1058518WhiskeyJr
ParticipantSir/Captain/Doctor Sweaty Wagon.
But I just call the black one “MotorBacon”. It would be nice to replace the decals with that appellation instead of keeping the original Motobecane.
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