Your Most Recent Cycling-related Purchase
09-28-18, 03:54 AM
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My recent purchases are :
The Bell Stratus MIPS 2018 Helmet which is basically one of the best in term of protection.
A beanie to go under as it's starting to get colder as the days go by
And.. an Alcyon-Dunlop team kit custom made, replica of the Tour de France 1908 winning jersey!
The Bell Stratus MIPS 2018 Helmet which is basically one of the best in term of protection.
A beanie to go under as it's starting to get colder as the days go by
And.. an Alcyon-Dunlop team kit custom made, replica of the Tour de France 1908 winning jersey!
09-29-18, 06:04 AM
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Long and short sleeve jerseys for my new team kit. Really excited to be promoting awareness and raising money for Cystic Fibrosis research
09-29-18, 05:27 PM
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A Castelli Flanders long sleeve base layer and a Rokform phone case.
2 Voler short sleeve base layers.
2 Voler short sleeve base layers.
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10-04-18, 08:57 AM
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Shimano RC7 road shoes from Art's Cyclery at a cool discount. I have a red pair and love them.
10-04-18, 06:57 PM
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Had to get the OBW-3 with the 14mm flat wrench. These vintage 105 brakes are the worst
10-05-18, 09:42 AM
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I got a Giro merino wool cap on @TimothyH's recommendation. It arrived yesterday. It's very comfy, though it's a bit big. Maybe it will shrink. I normally wear an XL hat, and this is big?
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10-05-18, 10:22 AM
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I got a Giro merino wool cap on @TimothyH's recommendation. It arrived yesterday. It's very comfy, though it's a bit big. Maybe it will shrink. I normally wear an XL hat, and this is big?
-Tim-
10-05-18, 10:36 AM
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Good sale on CC. Trying this saddle out to see if it does the trick
10-05-18, 10:57 AM
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@TimothyH, that sounds good, but I don't like to return stuff even when I should. I can probably get this thing to shrink a bit. Thanks!
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10-08-18, 06:18 AM
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I got a Giro merino wool cap on @TimothyH's recommendation. It arrived yesterday. It's very comfy, though it's a bit big. Maybe it will shrink. I normally wear an XL hat, and this is big?
10-08-18, 06:25 AM
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No, it hasn't been cold here yet, and I'm more tolerant of cold temperatures than most people. I should get it cleaned soon, though, as I didn't after the winter.
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10-08-18, 06:55 AM
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I decided my current "project bike" is actually a keeper. So I gathered spare parts (which included a spare saddle bag) and bought a new Genuine Innovations CO2 Air Chuck Inflator. All my bikes [now] have their own fully stocked saddle bag.
10-09-18, 06:19 PM
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10-12-18, 02:01 PM
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New boots for the commuter. Just in time for winter
10-12-18, 11:39 PM
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Getting dark around here - so got a cheap good review head/tail light set from Amazon - just got today.
Also got a super orange windproof jacket - a tiny bit big. It is very (too) warn that I need to open zipper on mid 40 with only a T shirt under. Somehow I like to have it on evening commute at mid 50 or close to 60 when temps start to go down.
Also got a super orange windproof jacket - a tiny bit big. It is very (too) warn that I need to open zipper on mid 40 with only a T shirt under. Somehow I like to have it on evening commute at mid 50 or close to 60 when temps start to go down.
10-13-18, 09:51 PM
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saK07 Max Watts Socks.
10-14-18, 10:06 AM
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Please let us know how it works out. After taking almost two decades off, I'm having some numbness issues with the San Marco Rolls. Not sure if I need a different saddle, just need to work on my core muscles, or if it's these ridiculously thick chamois that are in all the shorts now. Depressing
10-18-18, 01:44 AM
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Castelli Gabba 3 in 2XL even though I am a solid medium in US sizing...I act as translator at a local shop and my American friends let me keep their points. This jersey was priced at 169.00 and I only paid 60.00 after the points...
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10-18-18, 08:13 AM
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@yarbrough462, that's a great deal for a Gabba. You are going to love it when it starts to drizzle and gets cold. Everyone else will be complaining and suffering and you will just smile... 
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I'm trying a merino "Midlayer" by Ashmei. This is my first Ashmei garment and I'm really exited to try it.
https://ashmei.com/
I like how Ashmei produces videos showing the garment being put on, zipped up, used on a trainer, etc. It gives a feel for the stretch and feel of the fabric and overall fit. I've sized down because I want a race fit.
-Tim-
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I'm trying a merino "Midlayer" by Ashmei. This is my first Ashmei garment and I'm really exited to try it.
https://ashmei.com/
I like how Ashmei produces videos showing the garment being put on, zipped up, used on a trainer, etc. It gives a feel for the stretch and feel of the fabric and overall fit. I've sized down because I want a race fit.
-Tim-
10-18-18, 09:15 AM
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10-18-18, 09:21 AM
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I found a Park Tool PCS-10 work stand in an unopened box on CL for $100. My back and bikes are thankful!
10-19-18, 03:47 PM
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I don’t need shoes but arts’s cyclergy is out of online store business and having final clearance sale. Just got five ten kestrel lace MTB shoes for $24.
