What's Your Most Recent bike related spending?
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What's Your Most Recent bike related spending?
I haven't ridden my Lemond Poprad in 3 months because of a bent rear wheel so I finally went and bought myself a new wheel.
I went to Sid's Bike Shop... a little pricey in my book, but I was in the area and it was convenient.
I told them my budget and ended up getting a Mavic Open Pro with a Shimano 105 hub. It was $169.00. I also had to get a chain whip, and that as $40 bucks.
Getting to ride my Lemond again is pretty nice though, took it out both Saturday and Sunday and got in about 80 miles over both days.
I went to Sid's Bike Shop... a little pricey in my book, but I was in the area and it was convenient.
I told them my budget and ended up getting a Mavic Open Pro with a Shimano 105 hub. It was $169.00. I also had to get a chain whip, and that as $40 bucks.
Getting to ride my Lemond again is pretty nice though, took it out both Saturday and Sunday and got in about 80 miles over both days.
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I had a near blowout on my rear tire during RAGBRAI...I had to backtrack to a previous town and purchase a new one. $50 for an racelight Bontrager.
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I bought a bolt for an american classic seatpost I found in the trash.
The bolt was $.25 +$.01 tax.
So I got a perfectly functional american classic seatpost for $.26!
The bolt was $.25 +$.01 tax.
So I got a perfectly functional american classic seatpost for $.26!
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Emergency room fees for broken collar bone and extensive road rash.
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A couple of CO2 cartridges, a velcro strap, and a bottle of Pro-Link.
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Originally Posted by Gus Riley
I had a near blowout on my rear tire during RAGBRAI...I had to backtrack to a previous town and purchase a new one. $50 for an racelight Bontrager.
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1/4" bearings and grease for my korean stah!
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Well, just put new brake pads (frt.& rear) on my mtn.bike, but had new ones on hand in my "bike bag", so guess that doesn't count. But noticed my derailleurs (both) had worn a bit, so I just bought new front and rear ders. Wife's front derailleur cable just frayed and parted ways, so replaced that, also from the "bike bag", but had never noticed that it was a lower level der., so I ordered her a new XT front der. Other than that, have some Hutchinson tires waiting for me to put them on-but I'm working on wearing out the pair I have first. Seems derailleurs have gotten my $$ lately! Wife's bike is fairly original. My bike- still have original wheelset and cassette-that's about it! (and thinking about replacing them).
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I just bought new Look pedals for my road bike
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Originally Posted by lauren
My last purchase was a patch kit on sale for $1.
I'm doing Bicycling Merit Badge for the Scouts in my troop...last week we did tire repairs!
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- red finger bell: $4.60
- red coolie w/clamp for handlebars for the rose-colored beach cruiser: $6.89
- swilling beer on the neighbor's driveway while sitting on the bike and squeezing a rubber parrot:
priceless...
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- red coolie w/clamp for handlebars for the rose-colored beach cruiser: $6.89
- swilling beer on the neighbor's driveway while sitting on the bike and squeezing a rubber parrot:
priceless...
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Specialized Armadillo city tires, lighter weight tubes, and bar extensions on Friday. And coming Wednesday, a Brooks Champion Flyer "S" saddle.
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2 weeks ago - Sidi Genius 5 shoes, Time RXS pedals, SRAM chain, Ultegra cassette, Kool Stop brake pads, blue Descente jersey, Park chain checker, shorter stem (Sette) for my commuter, 2 rolls of Deda bar tape. Oh, and some more Pro Link lube.
Had a mild case of spenditis.
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Shimano PD-M520 pedals and Shimano M021 shoes. Total of $83. Pedals from ebay and shoes from performance
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Couple'a seats. I'm continually spending on bike stuff though, all that little stuff like some Phil grease and a chain ring bolt tool, a map, etc.
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New stem for my MTB and a couple of water bottles.
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Bearings and grese for the bottom bracket packing I did last night. First time ever.
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$200 for a marzocchi MX pro 120mm fork