Shoes & Helmets
#26
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Joined: Sep 2009
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From: NW Ohio
Bikes: Salsa Beargrease XX1, Trek Eqnuinox 9.9 SSL, Trek Madone 6.9 ,Trek District Carbon, Trek Boone7, Trek Fuel EX9.0,Trek Fuel 9.5, Trek Rumblefish Pro, Trek Remedy 9.9, Trek Equinox7, Trek District Belt
Pearl Izumi Shoes
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Trek Fuel EX9.0 Trek Fuel EX9.5 Trek Equinox 9.9SSL TTX Trek Madone 6.9 Pro Red Project One, Trek Boone 7, Trek Rumblefish Pro, Trek Remedy 9.9, Trek Carbon District
Trek Fuel EX9.0 Trek Fuel EX9.5 Trek Equinox 9.9SSL TTX Trek Madone 6.9 Pro Red Project One, Trek Boone 7, Trek Rumblefish Pro, Trek Remedy 9.9, Trek Carbon District
#27
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Joined: Jan 2008
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I just managed to buy my grail shoes, Sidi Genius Carbon Five, they were half price at Competitive Cyclist last month. I had been warned that if I used Sidi shoes I would be spoiled, they were right. I still have both earlier pairs, an old Adidas model and some Specialized Road Comp, both got pretty worn, and the toes of them are deeply gouged out, they aren't a stiff as they once were, also. I need to clear out some old stuff, the crash totaled Specialized Prospero helmet, and an old Bell helmet, got tossed since they were shot and were just taking up storage space.
Bill
Bill
#28
Buying more gear is just part of the fun. What about your bid/short, jersey, jacket, vest, hat and socks selection, have you started collecting these, too?
For a couple years now, I've been a regular follower of Chainlove. Needless to say me gear selection has grown. Think I have enough cycling clothes to out last my lifetime. Or at least until the next big discount on that "something" I gotta have.
#29
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Joined: Apr 2007
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From: Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada - burrrrr!
Bikes: 1958 Rabeneick 120D, 1968 Legnano Gran Premio, 196? Torpado Professional, 2000 Marinoni Piuma
I am a get a pair and wear the heck out of them, then get another pair. In fact, on a trip to the islands, recently, I did an equipment check and, guess what?
My shoes are worn out...

My gloves are worn out...

And my hat is, well, pooey-stinko, to say the least...

So, when I get home, I will make good use of a credit a local bicycle shop owes me for new hand and foot wear. But I kinda still like the pooey-stinko road hat.
My shoes are worn out...
My gloves are worn out...
And my hat is, well, pooey-stinko, to say the least...
So, when I get home, I will make good use of a credit a local bicycle shop owes me for new hand and foot wear. But I kinda still like the pooey-stinko road hat.
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#30
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Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Los Angeles area
Bikes: Several bikes, Road, Mountain, Commute, etc.
On helmets, one for commuting, one for all other riding (mountain and road), plus one other I keep to lend to riders who forgot their helmet that day.
Rick / OCRR





