TheRealFaux

Nitto B809s

Scooper

Bronze chain adjusters.

TheRealFaux

Zefal 232 mudguard. Deadstock for $15, super stoked. More streamline than those SKS beavertail looking fenders. Looks like this:

frantik

chainwhip, freehub lockring removal tool and single speed chainring bolts


converting my 1989 diamondback MTB into a SS rain bike

Dannihilator

Mumonkan

never heard of those till now, they sound interesting

im excited to see how different the durano plus' will be in comparison to the regular armadillos

MincedFeet

Beaut! Who makes that adjuster? Also those hubs man, HNNNNNNGGG.

hamfoh

bought some silver 105 pedals but now I'm really thinking of making the move to MTB. derp

Muffin Man

Finally

calv

They're awesome, just barely managed to squeeze them on with 25mm tires.

YoEdgar

I love my looks pedals but I to am thinking about switching to spd's and mtb shoes. I feel like im wearing womens heels backwards when I walk in my road shoes.

Nagrom_

I wonder why road cycling shoes are weird for walking in.

Isn't that what they're made for?

Scooper

Thanks!

They're from Via Bicycle (bikeville.com) in Philly. They're reproductions of the original pre-war Schwinn Paramount adjusters (original price in 1939 was $0.80 ).

Wendell F

Drank the Kool Aid and got a Brooks B-17 Imperial and a hairnet in case I lock it up. My current Turbo gets really grippy with the tiniest amount of rain (I'm talking from just standing up for a second) and is hard to move around on.

Mumonkan

x2

Adrian_

Front and rear knog boomers from RG because my grandma thinks I turn invisible as soon as it gets dark outside.

2 continental bottles that I don't need just so I could get free shipping.

PBK Leg Warmers

seau grateau

I used to go there once in a while when I lived in the city. Cool place, tons of old stuff. One time they replaced a fork for me after a crash. Another time I needed a new seatpost binder bolt and they charged me $5 for one. I was kinda like c'mon guys.

Leukybear 

Ugh I can't stand those types of bottles now that I've replaced all of mine with these:


Seriously the best thing to happen to cycling hydration.

Adrian_

I just checked the site out but I still can't figure out the idea of the self sealing valve?

Leukybear 

It's pneumatic. Think squeezing a sport water bottle with a top such as a typical water bottle BUT with a rubber gusset valve that is stays shut unless you squeeze or suck the bottle. This valve can also be locked via the little silver lockring you see above.

Adrian_

Now I get it, seems great. Might get a set of those when my current insulated bottles are kaput.

Nagrom_

Do they come in black?

Leukybear 

Yes, it's called smoke. The undergrad housing dept of the uni I work for gave out 1000's of them in black to the incoming and the number that gets left behind in lecture halls is astounding and such a waste considering they get left behind and inevitably lost forever within the first few weeks.

BigglyPuff

I think you mean:

Mumonkan

to be honest these are my first real bottles for cycling, but these purist bottles have a diferent kind of top you can get with what they call "water gate" valves which is essentially the same thing, but it doesnt have a slider to control if its open/closed, thats pretty sweet

they also claim (and reviews generally back it up) that the inside coating prevents it from retaining colors and tastes