Your Most Recent Cycling-related Purchase
05-16-09, 10:31 PM
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I forgot. I also bought a valve extender, a cheap front skewer, some winter gloves, and I'm in the process of getting another Rudy Project helmet on my crash replacement, and also some new (probably Rudy Project) sunglasses since mine got run over in the crash.
05-17-09, 05:35 AM
#405
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My package just came yesterday..........A jar of Assos chamois cream, chainstay protector, pair of cycling socks and two batteries, one for my sigma 1606 and other for my cateye micro wireless.
Soon to have a much larger box delivered with my new Ridely Damocles w/ SRAM Force/Rival. Way Cool!
Soon to have a much larger box delivered with my new Ridely Damocles w/ SRAM Force/Rival. Way Cool!
05-17-09, 06:40 AM
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For me it was a purchase made on impulse after a long week of riding, and luckily something found at most local food staore...Tucksmedicated pads.
05-17-09, 06:50 AM
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I bought my first pair of Assos bibs (the least excpensive ones). Comes with a book full of dubious statements about this seventh wonder of sports clothing. Very good shorts though. They claim that one should wash them at 30 degrees celsius and not spin. I want to wash them at 50 degrees and spin, anyone else who does that ?
05-17-09, 06:53 AM
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tyres, have all ready done a few miles mores on the current ones that i maybe should have done, saddle bag, getting a bit uncomfortable carrying spares in the bum bag, and a lock
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05-17-09, 07:04 AM
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At a yard sale/[at the end of the day] given to me ;/A bike rack for four bikes witch I shall mount on the front of the jeep in front of the nasty old warner winch///./Kenneth
05-17-09, 07:59 AM
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05-17-09, 09:39 AM
#412
shedding fat
D2 shoes. Campy10 sp cassettes x 2 and record chain x 3 for my LOOK 595. white Castelli jersey. Powerbars for the rest of the year. GU powder drink mix for the next 3-4 months. New tubular wheelset with my Pt built into the rear for weekly/training riding.
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05-17-09, 11:24 AM
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KMC chain from Psimet.
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05-17-09, 01:06 PM
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grilled cheesus
I bought my first pair of Assos bibs (the least excpensive ones). Comes with a book full of dubious statements about this seventh wonder of sports clothing. Very good shorts though. They claim that one should wash them at 30 degrees celsius and not spin. I want to wash them at 50 degrees and spin, anyone else who does that ?
lots of folks who spend that much money on Bibs follow the manufactures care recommendations. seems like a no brainer to me. later.
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05-17-09, 04:23 PM
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Doesn't really fit into this forum I guess but a Reba SL Dual Air fork for the mtb :-P
Latest road cycling related purchase was a Tiagra triple for my touring bike.
Latest road cycling related purchase was a Tiagra triple for my touring bike.
05-17-09, 04:30 PM
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Bought a Cycleops Fluid2 Trainer for my wife. Now, there are two of them and we have no excuse to not train on those rainy summer days or cold winter days.
Now, I just need to get rid of the FORZA F1 she bought a while back.
Now, I just need to get rid of the FORZA F1 she bought a while back.
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