what is your last LBS purchase
04-22-03, 01:03 PM
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Cyclo Rivoli chain tool
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04-22-03, 01:25 PM
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New shoes. Specialized Team! Last years model $50.00 ($139.99 retail)
Road tires and tubes for my mountain bike - (geez, the next thing you know I'll be getting the razor out)
Road tires and tubes for my mountain bike - (geez, the next thing you know I'll be getting the razor out)
04-22-03, 05:43 PM
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Hi, me again. Like I said above, I bought a couple of Fenders . I'm pretty dissapointed. These things cost quite a bit of money, are way too heavy and I still get splashed all over my feet and back. They don't rattle though, they rock!
04-22-03, 06:29 PM
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New shoes....brake shoes that is! Gotta put a stop to it somewhere!!!
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04-22-03, 06:46 PM
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My new bike!
A Cannondale R800 and lets see................
Pedals, shoes, and a cateye computer
A Cannondale R800 and lets see................
Pedals, shoes, and a cateye computer
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04-22-03, 07:01 PM
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Originally posted by Erick L
Hi, me again. Like I said above, I bought a couple of Fenders . I'm pretty dissapointed. These things cost quite a bit of money, are way too heavy and I still get splashed all over my feet and back. They don't rattle though, they rock!
Hi, me again. Like I said above, I bought a couple of Fenders . I'm pretty dissapointed. These things cost quite a bit of money, are way too heavy and I still get splashed all over my feet and back. They don't rattle though, they rock!
04-22-03, 07:28 PM
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Camelback Classic, just in time for hot weather!
04-22-03, 07:55 PM
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New chain and cassette.
I should be dropping in later today to replace a tyre. After just 6 months and several thousand kilometres I've got a nasty tear in my rear tyre. I guess it's served me well.
I should be dropping in later today to replace a tyre. After just 6 months and several thousand kilometres I've got a nasty tear in my rear tyre. I guess it's served me well.
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I bought a 152mm crankset to replace the 170 on my wifes bike. She has arthritis and her knees dont like the bending - I hope this helps. Also had to get a longer BB to get the chainline right.
04-23-03, 02:08 AM
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Originally posted by Larus
quick question... what does 'LBS' mean?
quick question... what does 'LBS' mean?
LBS = Local Bike Shop
last purchase.......salsa skewers
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04-23-03, 02:23 AM
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Because I have been cycling for a couple of years, and have lost weight, I went to my lbs (Motor City Harley) and purchased a new jacket, vest, chaps and boots with red flames to match the jacket. This does count doesn't it?
04-23-03, 06:38 AM
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Sally Edwards "The Heart Rate Monitor Guidebook to Heart Zone Training" at a LBS 7 minutes walk away that I didn't know existed until 20 minute ago... 
Got it for £12.95 when Amazon were looking for £17-18, and had delayed me for a few weeks before I cancelled it.
Fate?
Got it for £12.95 when Amazon were looking for £17-18, and had delayed me for a few weeks before I cancelled it.
Fate?
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04-24-03, 04:18 PM
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Brake cable, ferrules, housing, cable tip and noodle, 2 chains, a cassette, seat bag, mini pump, 2 sets of cleats and a QR skewer. I got a wheel trued at no charge and it was still an expensive afternoon.
They didn't have the shorts I wanted.
They didn't have the shorts I wanted.
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04-24-03, 05:46 PM
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Hollywood Team Rider bike carrier...love it already. I use the term "Local" Bike Shop loosely. The shop I support is about an hour and a half away. It's the best shop I've found and he gets my money.
05-02-03, 07:42 PM
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Chainring bolts, 3 patch kits, brake pads, had another wheel trued.
I should just have my paycheck direct deposited at the LBS.
I should just have my paycheck direct deposited at the LBS.
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05-02-03, 07:54 PM
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Originally posted by druhl
Hollywood Team Rider bike carrier...love it already. I use the term "Local" Bike Shop loosely. The shop I support is about an hour and a half away. It's the best shop I've found and he gets my money.
Hollywood Team Rider bike carrier...love it already. I use the term "Local" Bike Shop loosely. The shop I support is about an hour and a half away. It's the best shop I've found and he gets my money.
I guess I could have waited until I got home but $3 is such a small price to pay for 20 more miles of peaceful riding.
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05-02-03, 08:55 PM
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Just made a small purchase at the Supergo online site- a small, four ounce bottle for the handlebars so I can hold some Goo up front, a seat wedgie, brake pads, and a hydration bag that fits on the seat post, which I thought was neat.
All came out to $20.95, when you include shipping and handling.
Koffee
All came out to $20.95, when you include shipping and handling.
Koffee
