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Only 2 

Trek 2200 SL road bike that I use for training.
1988 Centurion Road bike that is my commuter.

I love em both, but can't wait to get my first teaching job so I can buy my Tri-bike.

I think I'm about at the average for this posting: 5.

1995 Specialized Rock Hopper MTB: Rebuilt 3 times with new components. GREAT mountain bike!
2003 Surly Cross-check- A TANK at 28lbs. Set up for commuting / hauling family outings.
2006 Eddy Merckx Alu-Cross: My cyclocross racing bike. Needs a better engine.
2008 Wilier Lavaredo TT/Tri bike: Tri and TT racing bike
2009 Serotta Legend Ti Road bike: Like butta...

How is the Trek 1.2? 

Me personally? 3

2005 Terry Ti Isis - road bike and used for tri's (mostly a fair weather or racing bike)
2004 Terry Classic - steel commuter set up for rain (rain bike/commuter/tourer)
early 90's Specialized Rockhopper - collecting dust but still fully functioning

I'm thinking that my next bike will either be a dedicated tri bike or a custom steel 'go fast' bike and I'll convert my Isis to tri/race only.  Both will obviously set me back a pretty penny, so I'm holding off making that decision until next year.

We currently have an additional 5 bikes in the garage belonging to my husband.  We have been up to a total of 12 bikes between us in the past, so it's a good thing we prefer to park our cars in the driveway.

Just 1 09' Cervelo P2C.

2 - Kestrel Evoke (road) for distance and races; Kona Kikapu (mtb) for around town and trails...

I have four.

Cervelo RS - Road riding and some hillyTriathlons

Surly Cross-Check - Bad Weather riding, commuting, Light Trail Riding, Social Rides, Cyclocross.

Trek Fuel SL98 - Montain Biking

Cervelo Team Soloist - Setup for Time Trails and most Triathlons. Setup on Trainer during the winter.

Orbea Lobular road bike
Specialized transition tri bike
Specialized rockhopper mountain bike
home built cyclocross bike
2 spare frames
1950 western flyer cruiser  

i ride a 1994 pre-suspension Giant mountain bike most of the time pulling an Instep trailer.

second most ridden is my 2001 Schwinn Mesa Mt Bike.

after that I have my 2007 Schwinn Prelude Road bike.

My 2008 Schwinn Prologue TT bike get teh next most usage

Usually collecting dust is the 1977 Ross I got for Christmas new when I was 10. - If finally repaired it last month

Another dust collector is my 1960 Schwinn Tandem

So that is 6 bikes for me. I think I have a pic in my BT Album of them

My wife has 2 bikes and my kids add 2 more

I also

I answered this question based on me...but with 5 kids and husband we have many more bikes

I think in our garage and basement we have ~18 bikes plus my nice ones that we keep inside.

We have total of:
2 tri bikes
5 road bikes
1 cyclocross bike
1 adult mtb
lots and lots of kid bikes in various sizes and shapes

1 road, um, that's it.

Not enough.

1) Road bike KUOTA KHARMA.
2) Specialized Mountain bike.

Would love to get a TT bike one day.

Trek 7.3FX (commuter)
Motobecane Fantom Cross CX (used as road bike)
1994 Bianchi Osprey mountain bike (with 26" street tires)

Mine:
Cervelo P3
Cannondale road bike
Cannondale MTB
Wife:
Quintana Roo Chiqilo
Specalized road bike

Plus an old Trek hybrid and a couple Trikes for my 2 yr old. She will have a 2 wheeler as soon as she can reach the pedals.

Two - a 1986/87 Bianchi Road bike which was a birthday present for my 11th birthday. I rode it in my first tri, and I still ride it whenever I'm out with the kids. I also have 2005 QR Kilo tri bike.

I'm not going to count the broken down and outgrown bikes that we need to gather up and donate.

My husband each have a mountain bike and road bike. Our 9-year-old daughter just as a mountain bike.

So that's 2 for me and 5 total for the family.