Show us your dashboard photos (commuter edition)
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A mixture of old, new, and Fred. Twined cloth tape with coated with shellac (old), modern style Ritchey Biomax bar (new), and pipe clamp mounted Mini Maglite "headlamp" along with the German rearview mirror (Fred).
P.S.: The Cateye cyclocomputer is usually not on the bike during commute mode, but I put it on so I can collect a bit of commuting data this coming week.
P.S.: The Cateye cyclocomputer is usually not on the bike during commute mode, but I put it on so I can collect a bit of commuting data this coming week.
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Awaken, zombie!
I want to see more recent pictures.
I want to see more recent pictures.
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Zombies don't sleep, you should know that Tom!
Since you asked for something recent, I give you the most boring commuter dashboard on the planet!
(Even the Flea rarely situates the handlebars for fear of being swiped!).
Since you asked for something recent, I give you the most boring commuter dashboard on the planet!
(Even the Flea rarely situates the handlebars for fear of being swiped!).
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2013 Brompton S6L-X pretty stock; already came with a weak
bell built into one of the shifters. In the middle is a mount for
a Garmin 200; I don't bother putting it on sometimes because
it gets knocked when I fold the bike. That light is a 5 XML head
unit I'm doing some testing.
Brompton in the woods by 1nterceptor, on Flickr
bell built into one of the shifters. In the middle is a mount for
a Garmin 200; I don't bother putting it on sometimes because
it gets knocked when I fold the bike. That light is a 5 XML head
unit I'm doing some testing.
Brompton in the woods by 1nterceptor, on Flickr
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I know this thread had been sinking into oblivion, but after changing the bars on my Bacchetta Corsa I just had to post a pick of the "dashboard". Besides, I like seeing how other riders decorate their dash. I bought the bike used with the 18.75 inch wide long reach 300mm bars. I ordered the 22 inch bars and switched them out today.
From left to right. Bontrager handle grips, Sram X-9 grip shift, Mirrycle Incredibell, Cycle Star Mirror, Avoitronics Divoom Bluetune-bean velcroed to a reflector mount. On the stem is my Samsung Galaxy S2 for music in a Pro Patch cell phone holder. Next is the Sigma BC 16 cycle computer with cadence, Timex Iron Man watch with Heart Rate monitor, another mirror, shifter and grip.
Bob
From left to right. Bontrager handle grips, Sram X-9 grip shift, Mirrycle Incredibell, Cycle Star Mirror, Avoitronics Divoom Bluetune-bean velcroed to a reflector mount. On the stem is my Samsung Galaxy S2 for music in a Pro Patch cell phone holder. Next is the Sigma BC 16 cycle computer with cadence, Timex Iron Man watch with Heart Rate monitor, another mirror, shifter and grip.
Bob
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New grips... like little EZBoys for my hands.
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Wow! I thought my Dash looked busy. Is that a back-up camera monitor in the middle?
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What the? And do I spy an upside-down water bottle cage?
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