How many bikes do you own?

i have a 70s hack fixed wheeler,dawes lightweight, 1980s dawes pro-am + raleigh shopper ,folder and unbuilt in the box mtb

1) Dawes Super Galaxy
2) Holdsworth mistral
3) Dawes Super Galaxy tandem
4)old rod-brake raleigh 3-speed

About to build up a bamboo bike as well :)

1) 1932 loop frame Raleigh...turns every ride into a Tweed Ride
2) Frankenstepthrough. Continually evolving bike based around a cheap 80s steel step through frame. Currently a FrankenRetroVelo with portuer rack, creme fat frank tyres, 8 speed alfine coaster brake and leather grips made out of an old jacket
3) 2010 Gazelle Basic. Like riding an armchair, makes the 1932 Raleigh look nippy. About to be rehoused with my mum
4) 1995 Raleigh Caprice with upgraded wheelset dynamo/drum front, 3 speed coaster rear. My first wheel build :)
5) 60s Viking Mileeater, my only "sports" bike. Never gets ridden but too purdy to sell
6) folding single speed 16" wheel bike for collecting hire cars and scooting to the corner shop. Between the low gearing, twitchy steering and tiny wheels it's not so much cycling as assisted walking

Me:

1) Samson Track (sunny day bike, built as NJS as practical)
2) F(ake) Moser faux-pro HHSB track w/ Zipp 3000
3) Malvern Star badged Whitehorn ratty track (in the process of becoming a SS with MAP / Ahearne "Priest" bars)
4) Cannondale Rack (daily rider / pub bike)
5) Heuvelmans CX
6) Shogun XOX (Bridgestone XO-1 copy, in pieces, probably going to sell the frame)

Wife:
1) Track bike (stickered as a Ti Raleigh, not a Ti Raleigh) with risers and front brake.
2) Albini (?) steel road bike with 2011 Campagnolo Veloce.

Wardy - very jealous of the Super Galaxy and the Mistral. Do you really need both?

I only have two! I am emigrating in a couple of months so I have been cutting it down. This time last year I had eight...

1. Gazelle Champion Mondial, built with a bizarre mix of Shimano 600-Ultegra and Shimano Deore XT. Low geared, Technomic stem, 28c Ruffy Tuffy tyres - comfortable road bike. Keeping this for a while as I am going on a little tour before I go, then selling it.

2. Merlin Malt 1 - with riser stem and Mary bars, and bikepacking bags - comfortable cheap offroad tourer that I will be taking abroad with me.

Parts in storage:

1. Early 1980s (I think) F.W. Evans touring/audax frame - 64/57, 73/73 degrees, 531 throughout, mudguard and rack eyelets, Campagnolo dropouts... paint's a bit naff but I can sort that.
   
2. Campagnolo Record steel headset for the above
   
3. Nitto Technomic for the above
   
4. Santé 36h hubset for the above
   
   

Girlfriend (or fiancée, I should say)

1. 80s Raleigh Caprice. It was totally original when I bought it... the rear steel wheel rusted out and an errant driver took care of the front one, so I bought some alu-rimmed wheels for it, and the upgrade bandwagon got rolling - now only the frame, forks and BB are original - it has light modern alloy parts throughout and built as a singlespeed weighs about 12kg with rack, metal basket and mudguards, which is pretty good. A tough workhorse that she has used daily for nearly five years now, with nary a problem, but will have to be sold soon.
   
2. 1992 Kona Fire Mountain, original, to be taken abroad.
   

1) 2010 Dawes Galaxy
2) 1973 Raleigh Rapide (converted to single speed)

want moar bieks!

Our garage is full of Bikes and bike crap.

Me;

1. Cannondale Bad Boy 2002
   
2. Specialized Tricross Fixed 2008
   
3. Specialized Amira 105 2013
   
4. part build fixed Beater... cant remember.. 80's
   
   

Bloke;

1. Trek roadie
   
2. Genesis Day one
   
3. Polo bike
   
4. Polo bike
   
5. Dawes roadie
   
6. Charge Steamer
   
7. Vintage Parkes
   
8. Bloody unicycle !
   
   

Various Frames awaiting life.

About 6 kids bikes, plus trailers and seats.

Just the one bike =)

1. DotCom (Canyon V-Drome)
   

1. 2011 Van Nicholas Mistral.
   
2. 2007 Turner Flux
   
3. 1998 Trek Y33.
   
4. 1994 Proflex 854.
   

Down to the essentials.

1. Cervelo R5 VWD - Summer road
   
2. Van Nicholas Mistral - Winter road
   
3. Look 464 - Track/commute/fun
   
4. On-One Pompetamine - Light touring/light off-road/cross
   
5. Haro Mary SS - Mountain biking/heavy winter commute
   

Lost 2 last year to theft, so currently at:
1: 1994 Specialized Epic Lugged Carbon - summer road
2: Cinelli Zydeco CX - geared/ss - winter road/cross
3: mid 90's Raleigh Scorpio - awaiting ss conversion
4: Heavyweight Ridgeback MTB that my landlord left when he emigrated - was used as a toddler transporter

1. Stripped alu Corvino road bike that mrs hms now uses
   
2. 1970's Continental road frame for this summer's build project
   
   

4 kids bikes - half of which are too small now and need shifting

by age I've got 3

a 97 gt lts5 sat at my dads in Spain. totally stock.

09 charge plug freestyler, its slowly becoming a beater and I love it, it rips in its current set up.

a 12 cube ltd pro, got 300 quid off it so can't complain. its got guards and some nukeproof bits, sees about 15 miles a night.

I have 4 of which 3 are in constant use

1. Cervelo R5 VWD roadie for roadie and lycra-ing
   
2. Samson NJS as sunday (or a sunny day) cruiser
   
3. 14R everyday bike/ winter bike
   
4. Triumph traffic master shopper bike which I've crashed a couple times in the snow and ice so is a bit worse for wear
   

In rough order of speediness (not all complete):

• Thorn Nemesis
  
• Sonic Cycles TT
  
• Fuquay Criterium
  
• Longstaff audax / fast tourer
  
• Fort Audax
  
• Thorn Commutour
  
• Claud Butler Dalesman (fixed)
  
• Orange Clockwork
  
• Bridgeston Submariner
  
• Moulton Deluxe
  
  

And a Swallow womens' frame in the loft.

And a Swallow womens' frame in the loft.

Fnar.

Now just one!

Dolan Seta

Now just one!

Doing it all wrong.

1. Don Brooks (293 of 300 ever made) road bike
   
2. Maxi Sports/Team Castorama Track
   
3. Roberts Track
   
4. Concorde Track (daily commuter)
   

5. Bill Nickson 531c CX

6. Is new so hasn't been used but will purely be HH bike (if it fits on Saturday).

7. Will be reborn as a porny summer fixeh for rides and that if 3 fits.

8. Is going to be used more once I move out of London (2 months)

9. Gets used every day and I LOVE it.
   5... never gonna be used really, should sell it.

1. Polo Marino
   
2. Mielec fixeh
   
3. One one 456
   
4. Saracen kili team child transporter
   
5. Kink BMX
   
6. Wife's pompino
   
7. Wife's raleigh thing in the basement (need to sell)
   
   

Plus at least 3 frames and other bits lying about the place.

Oh yeah... and the frames.
As I'm moving to Yorkshire countryside soon I might have to dip my toe in the singletrack world. Haven't done it since I was about 10 though.
Are stumpjumpers still awesome? Is it ridiculous to think about hardtail?
On One?

I like my 456.

For 'proper' off road riding though or 'urban' riding?

Both, but I bought it for proper stuff, it was fun in Hebden bridge.

That might be perfect, moving to Otley so I guess fairly similar to Hebden Bridge.

(Thanks!)