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Lezyne SV-5 Multi-Tool
http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t...iro/lezyne.jpg A pair of Continental GP4000s tires- http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t...eiro/conti.jpg I ordered 700x25 since I heard it is a little more comfy than 23 and there is no difference in performance, and the roads where I ride in India are bad, so I'd love a bit of extra comfort. |
Originally Posted by ConGrUenCy
(Post 16234452)
Lezyne SV-5 Multi-Tool
http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t...iro/lezyne.jpg I ordered 700x25 since I heard it is a little more comfy than 23 and there is no difference in performance, and the roads where I ride in India are bad, so I'd love a bit of extra comfort. In fact, I have a really small Topeak which has spoke tools as well as a chain tool. Not heavy, not bulky, so why be handicapped when far from home. BTW, many feel the 25mms are faster than 23mms. Others as well as I have had horrendous side wall issues with these tyres on bad Indian roads. Would love to hear your experiences. |
Originally Posted by bianchi10
(Post 16232875)
Just got these on closeout at Nashbar for $91!
http://i164.photobucket.com/albums/u...SsD5360_12.jpg :cheers: |
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510 bundle...why did I wait so long? |
Originally Posted by SirHustlerEsq
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510 bundle...why did I wait so long? 810 - 510... I reviews sway me towards the 510. I Iike this color. |
Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
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Thinking of getting one myself.
810 - 510... I reviews sway me towards the 510. I Iike this color. |
Originally Posted by SirHustlerEsq
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My Cat Eye Urban wireless "worked fine"; Strava data from my phone was "good". This is another level and truly a luxury, I'm spoiled now. It's so nice to have whatever data you want in front of you, now I need to learn the more advanced functions.
Something that does it all(all I need). I'd like to stow my gargantuan device in my jersey pocket sooner that later. ;) It will be an early Xmas present to myself. :lol: |
Selle SMP Pro
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Enve Shimano brake pads for the FarNear brakes I'm also considering…using campy SR11 now.
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Originally Posted by coppercook62
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Originally Posted by coppercook62
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His stuff is nice but is seriously a super nice humble guy. He built me one for my Crumpton as well. The price was less than a high end seatpost saddle combo.
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Unfortunately, I still tinker around with saddle position too much to get a one piece like that.
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Just ordered a Shimano 6800 front hub for my new wheelset project. Haven't ordered a rim and spokes yet, but it'll be a Pacenti SL-23 and Sapim CX-Rays.
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Got these for a nice price on Ebay. Doubt they'll make much of a difference at my fitness level but on paper they are a huge upgrade from my current R500s
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Caved in and got a Sonic Fluid indoor trainer on sale with a CycleOps front block riser for the frigid sub-0 days ahead.http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/m...psbb72da03.jpgMock setup in the living with my motivation on the tube for next season. :-)Heading outside for a quick ride now to enjoy what's sure to be one of the last days in the 40s for a few months...
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Originally Posted by bianchi10
(Post 16236917)
Unfortunately, I still tinker around with saddle position too much to get a one piece like that.
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Originally Posted by ANORXIC51
(Post 16243605)
Caved in and got a Sonic Fluid indoor trainer on sale with a CycleOps front block riser for the frigid sub-0 days ahead.Mock setup in the living with my motivation on the tube for next season. :-)Heading outside for a quick ride now to enjoy what's sure to be one of the last days in the 40s for a few months...
I'd swap that rear tire out with a smooth tread to cut down on the noise from the trainer. Also, go out and buy some foam mats to put under it or you'll get a hell of a lot of noise off that hardwood floor! |
Originally Posted by gc3
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You need to get to "set it and forget it"....
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I got lots! All outfitted for riding now!
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RULE #35
// No visors on the road. Road helmets can be worn on mountain bikes, but never the other way around. ;) :lol:
Originally Posted by peaches123
(Post 16244442)
I got lots! All outfitted for riding now!
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=350617 https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/s...ngqYe&usqp=CAYhttp://www.pearlizumi.com/content/pe...1301021L.4.pnghttps://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/s...jnkku&usqp=CAEhttp://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...0,0,38,50_.jpg |
This
https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-Z...+Bottle+LG.png Because I was told that my new bike looks sad with the saddle bag https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-o...109_072209.jpg https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-b...109_072225.jpg |
Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
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RULE #35
// No visors on the road. Road helmets can be worn on mountain bikes, but never the other way around. ;) :lol: |
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