medic75

$58.30 with free shipping. I got them through Google Express. There was a 20% off "Happy New Year" coupon.

Secret Squirrel

After USPS detoured my shipment to Guam and Hawaii, my Shockstop Computer mount arrived. Modified it to add a gopro mount underneath for lights. Much cleaner attachment

shoota 

Nice. I should really get one of those.

medic75

The Gravel King slicks showed up yesterday. Mounting was a bit tight, but after realizing these tires are directional, having to mount the front one twice because of that, and breaking two cheap tire levers in the process, I finally got it figured it out on the third shot. I am a bit glad I went through this because I will need this knowledge and experience if I ever get a flat when I am miles away from home. Now I am considering matching the saddle and the bar tape to the brown sidewalls, but I doubt that will happen because the Fabric Scoop saddle isn't available in brown, and even if it were, I don't think it would be a very attractive saddle.

Now it is going back into the basement until better weather comes

tangerineowl

Easton EA90 stem. Saved 36gm over my old S-Works Multi-Comp. Yay !

Wattsup

Just bought this little bad boy...in black. I was getting tired of yelling "on your left," so I just stopped notifying trail-walkers. Then I had a guy scream at me as I rode by him because I surprised him.

Secret Squirrel

great bell. I tried the knock off for a second bell and it died an early death.
Original is still going strong. If you have the have the silver one, keep a coat of wax on it. It is some sort of brass alloy that can corrode slightly.

Wattsup

They euphemistically call that a patina. No worries though, I bought the black one. I have it mounted facing down on my Jones H-Bar, by the left brake lever, as I found that was the most convenient location. The Spurcycle bell is guaranteed for life!

RayLee

Using the bike far more than I originally thought I would so added some small bags and an extra water pouch for the all day trips.

bigredgrad01

If you want a lower cost alternative that's not a cheap knock-off, I highly recommend Crane E-Ne, especially brass models. I got "Neo Black" polished brass, and it looks fantastic and has great sustain.

gus6464

Which frame is that?

RayLee

Direct from China brand called ICAN the model is AC388, I ordered on AliExpress

cuda2k

Buying up the last little odds and ends for the new build. Cable housing pieces, down tube cable stops, etc. The parts are starting to slowly come in. Wheels are due in tomorrow, hoping the frame will arrive at my LBS some point this week too. Doubt I'll have enough to get it done by the weekend, but hoping to have a good start to the drivetrain.

noodle soup

pbass

Five Ten Guide Tennies (I ride flat pedals). Have been a Freerider guy for a while(after they discontinued the Aescents) but the Guide Tennies are really marked down right now, like almost 1/2 off, and I've always wanted to try 'em. Hoping they'll feel good(not too bulky) on the gravel bike, and also serve as a good hiking/all-around outdoor shoe.

TimothyH

I just purchased a boatload of bikepacking gear to use with my gravel bike.

Am I allowed to post that here?


-Tim-

Metieval

yea, especially if it's on the bike!!! *hint*

tangerineowl

Easton EC90SL crankarms and spindle, on discount. These things are stupid light: 346gm.

Going to switch to 2x.

Just have to sell the Red crank now.

Edit: Oops. Forget to add also purchased another Alpkit top tube bag. Smallest one.

DeanSams

Wolf Tooth 42 tooth SRAM GXP Direct Mount Ring
KS eTen R Dropper Seatpost 27.2, 100mm Travel Black
Wolf Tooth Remote 31.8 Light Action Limited Edition Dropper Post Remote

HTupolev

TimothyH

gus6464

Walked into shop looking to buy a tire and walked out with a Santa Cruz Stigmata. The price was just too good to pass up (46% off).

700x40 Maxxis Rambler in rear and 650x2.1 Thunder Burt in front.

Planemaker

Secret Squirrel

Found a replacement for the FSA headset. Bonus it's named after my favorite salamander.

TimothyH

ProWheelBuilder.com rims, Industry 9 hubs, 28 2cross Sapim spokes and brass nipples.

766 g rear, 628 g front, 1394 g pair including tape and valves.




-Tim-