Our Bikes
It's no secret that we both love to ride bikes, especially if you ever saw the inside of our garage. At one
point we had a total of 8 bikes between us, each one had a very specific function and we used them all equally. The fire in July of 2010
destroyed all of them and we're slowly getting each one replaced by insurance. The newest ones appear below, I'll create pages and add pictures
as each one arrives.
Gary Fisher Tassajara GS: Lisa's everything ride, she spotted in in the
bike shop when I bought the Epic, we went back and got it for her later that year, she fell in love with it instantly, "it's the prettiest bike
ever!" Lost in fire, 2010
Cannondale Rush 2 Feminine: Lisa's new full suspension ride, we found it at the
shop down the street from our house while I was picking up a part for the Prophet, it was love at first sight as always! Lost in fire, 2010
Specialized Dolce Elite: Lisa's new road ride, another purchase from the shop down the
street and a perfect fit. After a little adjusting and fitting she can pull off a 35 mile ride and still feel great! Lost in fire, 2010
Specialized Epic: This is the best cross country bike ever built, the smart rear
shock is automatically locked out until you hit a bump, then it opens and provides about 4 inches of travel. Somehow it just exactly
when to open and when to close so it climbs like a mountain goat! SOLD in 2009
Cannondale Prophet 1: This is my all mountain ride for much more aggressive
riding than the Epic, not as good a climber but much better for decents. After breaking the FSA carbon fiber crank this Spring and replacing
it with a Shimano XT it's better than ever! Lost in fire, 2010
Specialized Roubaix Comp: My venture into road biking, a sub 20 pound carbon fiber frame road bike for me to be
able to keep up with Lisa on her road rides! I have some fitting and adjusting to do but so far it's been amazing! Lost in fire, 2010
Cannondale Caffeine 29er-3: The newest to our collection, a 25 pound, single speed, hard tail with 29 inch wheels and
a Lefty. I've only had it on a couple rides but so far it's been tons of fun, it rolls over everything and is smooth as butter! Warranty Replaced, 2010
Cannondale Flash 29er-1: This replaced the Caffeine 29er after the frame failed, I only got to ride it 4 times before
it was destroyed in the fire. It was an incredible bike and will missed, the replacement will be great but not the same. Lost in fire, 2010
Redline Monocog Flight 29er: This one is just plain fun, steel, rigid, single speed. Less than 30 pounds but still quite
agile and an absolute blast to ride. I rode it a lot before it was lost in the fire, thankfully an exact replacement was able to be found and it will continue to
provide years of run rides! Lost in fire, 2010