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last nite installed another cheap wired computer. now all 3 bikes have cheap computers. 2 wired, 1 wireless. don't need lots of details, for me the simpler the better. mostly I like to know how many miles I have left before I get home. 1 has a thermometer & that was useful but it's not a must-have
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Originally Posted by AristoNYC
(Post 19336864)
4iiii powermeter
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Got this to keep in the saddlebag so I can take the wheels of my Vybe D7 off in case of a flat (it didn't come with quick-release hubs) and adjust saddle position if need be:
http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w...psdtvmncmk.jpg I guess I lucked out finding this at a local hardware store: it's lighter than your "standard" adjustable wrench of even a shorter size (it's even lighter than my SuperB multitool!) Also, the end of the race on which the adjustable side runs is rounded off, as opposed to the sharp edge of a standard wrench, which should prevent it from chafing its way out of the bag or damaging the spare tube: http://i179.photobucket.com/albums/w...pskafgwxc6.jpg |
Originally Posted by noodle soup
(Post 19337315)
let us know how it works out for you.
I plan on getting the "dual" once it is made available for Uletegra cranks. My left leg is significantly weaker than my right due to multiple injuries/surgeries. |
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Originally Posted by Doge
(Post 19347537)
saddle
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Originally Posted by rumrunn6
(Post 19347771)
what is that device on the seatpost?
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Originally Posted by ARPRINCE
(Post 19347939)
Looks like a Di2 junction box.
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i got the necessary tools for changing out my cassettes or any shimano for that matter. haven't tried them yet but got them on sale and now i'm ready for the day i need to change them out. the LBS wanted 140 to change mine out, i got the tools for less 25.00. no brainer really. i can find cassettes for about 40. so......
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Originally Posted by rob214
(Post 19348784)
....the LBS wanted 140 to change mine out.....
I'm buying my own tools too. I already have BB30 tools to replace bearings on my bike as well hub bearings. I think the cassette tools was one of the first ones I had years ago. |
5800 groupset for $300. I'm stoked to get it all together.
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http://cdn.sigmasport.co.uk/product-...ter-Collar.jpg
rapha winter collar, in gray. |
https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/628/32...2a355bea30.jpg
Been wanting to own an Argon Gallium Pro for a long while, yet the frame alone is so damn expensive. Found this gem on Ebay last week for a sick deal. 2014 Argon 18 Gallium Pro frame (brand new) |
Originally Posted by asiantrick
(Post 19353565)
https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/628/32...2a355bea30.jpg
Been wanting to own an Argon Gallium Pro for a long while, yet the frame alone is so damn expensive. Found this gem on Ebay last week, and jumped on it right away. 2014 Argon 18 Gallium Pro (new) If I tell you how much I got it for, you'll think I'm lying. :D This frame made my supersiX felt like a steel bike. |
Originally Posted by stykthyn
(Post 19348919)
5800 groupset for $300. I'm stoked to get it all together.
Where did you get it? |
Originally Posted by TimothyH
(Post 19353697)
New or used?
Where did you get it? |
Five months of anticipation.....
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/nK...=w1230-h923-no Retrotec Funduro. I know, not a road bike, but it is a cycling related purchase. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/IH...=w1230-h923-no |
I hate those KING KING KING KING KING headsets.
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Anodized red pulley wheels. Bling!
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New wheels and tires. Light Bicycle hookless rims, 36 deep/28 wide/22 internal width, laced to DT Swiss 240s hubs. Schwalbe S-One tires set up tubeless.
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Originally Posted by TimothyH
(Post 19354097)
I hate those KING KING KING KING KING headsets.
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