How much YOU have spent This year on Bike related stuff?

We don't ask silly questions like that in my household.

I'd rather not think about the numbers, but to give you some idea:

• Canyon Ultimate CF SLX Disc 8.0, since upgraded to the new Ultegra R8000 Hydro groupset, Fizik Antares R5 carbon, Look Keo Carbon pedals, Conti GP4000S II's.
• Whyte Wessex 2018,  DT Swiss R32 Spline DB wheelset, (sold the R8000 parts to my other half - long story) 105 cranks and rear mech, Conti GP 4 seasons, Fabric Scoop flat, Canyon VCLS seatpost, A600 pedals, Deda Superzero bars and stem.
• Bontrager Ballista MIPS, DHB Aeron Speed bib shorts, DHB Roubaix bib tights, DHB windslam gloves, Castelli Difesa, Shimano RW5 winter boots.

Also recently bought a 2006 Specialized Transition Comp frameset and a HED carbon tri spoke front wheel as a project for building custom aero parts for time-trialling.

I've sold about £3000 of bikes and parts though. I sold my old road bike, old commute bike and old hack/commute/cx bike for the Canyon Ultimate and Whyte Wessex. I also managed to flip two vintage road bikes and a PlanetX bike that I bought for a few quid each (literally) and sold on for at least £150 each (after a bit of a clean)...

Clearly not enough as my wiggle discount got downgraded from platinum to gold.

Although I did buy a Frontier from Alpkit as a birthday present to myself...

The most ever, what with a new best bike, new shoes, new jacket, new wheels, new pedals...........

But DW said yes, so its ok 

Wiggle only knows.

Probably in the £2,500-£2,800 ballpark in total. Mind you, I did treat myself to my Strael with Ultegra level brakes and 105 groupset .

If I had to guess, I'd reckon somewhere near £5000. That does include a whole bike and some Prime wheels, but as it's a hobby, I regret nothing.

It varies, usually around £500-600, but I had to replace my 10 year old road bike this year (cracked frame) so that pushed the total nearer £1000. Not bad considering that all 4 of us use bikes to get to work/school etc.

Commuting by bike saves my car from at least 4,000 miles of fuel and wear and tear.

£1300 on two pairs wheels
£250 on a NOS carbon frame
£550 on a Ti audax/tourer
£140 tyres
£15 new water bottles
£23 new rack
£40 brake pads
£26 derailleur
£36 chainsx3
£25 cassette
£40 CF flat bar
£20 stems x2
£25 Inner tubes x10
£34 Front and rear light (Spaninga)

Yeah, bit naughty this year but I won't spend much next year if anything.
I'm pretty much done bike wise for the foreseeable future and that means next 10 years. Have back up if my commuter gets written off, well stocked on components and service parts for next 3 years easily.

I dread to think 

Way more than I tell my wife!

I don't count it up.

Too much if your my wife, not enough for me

(Including a new winter bike, around 2.5k)