Your Most Recent Cycling-related Purchase
10-04-12, 04:31 PM
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Just bought a Performance Forte Classic Saddle. An inexpensive experiment to help me figure out which Selle SMP I should spring for. My Selle Anatomica has run its course and no manner of adjustment has me comfortable despite the 6Kmiles+ I put on the SA.
10-04-12, 04:33 PM
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10-04-12, 05:40 PM
#7804
Everybody Loves a Fat Guy
https://www.theprosstuff.com/Default.asp
https://albabici.com/
Both great service and attitude. Bought from the second one because they had the demo that fit me.
10-04-12, 07:15 PM
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Side note, got a ISM Adamo Prologue saddle as a B-Day gift. So far its actually pretty good. No numbness, soreness, or chafing. It is definitely a weird saddle and have to get use to it. Haven't found the right seating position yet but even with that, haven't had any serious discomfort.
10-04-12, 11:04 PM
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I don't always sniff glue, but when I do I prefer Mastik One.
10-09-12, 12:19 PM
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Got my new wheels today... saved .6lbs. 
lol... I'm a clyde, so I wasn't expecting to lose much weight. The wheels are nice and strong and handbuilt.
Parts include:
*Shimano BR5700 105 hubs.
*DT Swiss Revolution spokes
*DT Swiss brass nipples.
*2013 Mavic Open Pro rims.
lol... I'm a clyde, so I wasn't expecting to lose much weight. The wheels are nice and strong and handbuilt.Parts include:
*Shimano BR5700 105 hubs.
*DT Swiss Revolution spokes
*DT Swiss brass nipples.
*2013 Mavic Open Pro rims.
10-09-12, 01:09 PM
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Wife gave me a go on a new build. Parts are all in, I'm having my favorite mech. put them together this week.
Colnage M10 Frame:
2013 Sram Red Groupset (Except for Cassette):
Williams Saddle:
Williams 100mm Carbon stem and Carbon Bars:
Colnage M10 Frame:
2013 Sram Red Groupset (Except for Cassette):
Williams Saddle:
Williams 100mm Carbon stem and Carbon Bars:
10-09-12, 05:10 PM
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K-Edge computer mount for my Garmin Edge 500.
Last edited by campylover; 10-12-12 at 02:38 PM.
10-09-12, 07:18 PM
#7812
Throw the stick!!!!
A few new goodies.
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10-09-12, 07:22 PM
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10-09-12, 09:41 PM
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10-10-12, 04:31 AM
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10-10-12, 04:55 AM
#7816
hmm..
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It's already dark within an hour of getting home from work. Enter MagicShine 808E. Seems bright as the sun, should be great for these "night rides". Wool jersey from Portland Cycleworks within the next month.
And for the commute to work during cool to soon to be cold mornings:
And for the commute to work during cool to soon to be cold mornings:
10-10-12, 06:09 AM
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10-10-12, 07:29 AM
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Because they can! Garmin has a lock on spare parts for their stuff, and since they overcharge for their computers and know people will buy them anyway then they know they can charge $50 for a $2 mount. I got a second mount for my Sigma and it cost me $10 including a sensor with the wire, wheel magnet, and straps.
10-10-12, 08:03 AM
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Because they can! Garmin has a lock on spare parts for their stuff, and since they overcharge for their computers and know people will buy them anyway then they know they can charge $50 for a $2 mount. I got a second mount for my Sigma and it cost me $10 including a sensor with the wire, wheel magnet, and straps.
10-10-12, 08:24 AM
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Bontrager Flare 2 rear light for my new road bike.
10-10-12, 09:40 AM
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10-10-12, 10:11 AM
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What does that mean? Your point was that Garmin can charge whatever they want for their peripherals because they're Garmin. Now you extend that to include K-Edge? Why doesn't K-Edge make a Sigma mount then and charge $50? Using your logic, it will sell equally as well.
fwiw, I plan to buy a K-Edge mount because it extends the head unit out beyond the reach of the cover I use on my bike on the trainer.
fwiw, I plan to buy a K-Edge mount because it extends the head unit out beyond the reach of the cover I use on my bike on the trainer.
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10-10-12, 04:47 PM
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I'm converting my avant-garde Volagi to a Fredly climbing machine with the advanced technology shown, below:
Ultegra triple FD and 12-27 cassette will complete the conversion. I now have a spare FSA SL-K compact. and Ultegra double FD. The green "K" is a bit of a problem, but I'll live with it.
Ultegra triple FD and 12-27 cassette will complete the conversion. I now have a spare FSA SL-K compact. and Ultegra double FD. The green "K" is a bit of a problem, but I'll live with it.
10-10-12, 06:06 PM
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I picked up a few things lately including some upgrades with the new Sram red ergo shifters and a Yaw FD, a full 3T LTD carbon set up, some Castelli stuff, wool jerseys, etc.
10-11-12, 07:49 AM
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For my Tarmac, Planet X Ultralight CNC Brakes. Hoping they stop my fat ass as nice as they look.
