Christmas
#1
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From: East Tennessee
Bikes: Rivendell--Sam Hilleborne, the only one I need.
Christmas
Did anyone give or receive any cool touring gifts? My son received a Tubus Cargo and a Toplight from the Touring Store.
#2
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Joined: Jan 2007
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From: NE Tx
Bikes: Tour Easy, Linear USS, Lightening Thunderbolt, custom DF, Raleigh hybrid, Felt time trial
A Park chain measuring tool, an inclinometer, and a cyclocomputer. The computer was a surprise as it was not on the Amazon list and I've never wanted one. As I had the bar space and didn't want to disappoint the giver, it's installed and working. Total mileage, calories, and temp will be interesting trivia.
#4
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: San Francisco, CA
Bikes: I tour on a Waterford Adventurecycle. It is a fabulous touring bike.
Replacement tubes and bite values for my camelbacks. Great gift. Something I never seem to remember to buy for myself!
#5
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Joined: Dec 2005
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From: Cape Vincent, NY
Bikes: Specialized Tarmac Expert, Schwinn Mesa, Huffy Rock Creek 29er, Fuji Cambridge, 1970s-era Ross ten speed. Various parts bikes in various stages of disassembly.
The coolest touring gift you can get or give is money. Money helps you eat better on tour.
#9
Got two things:
1. A sizable check that will help fund my upcoming tour.
2. A Mountain Hardware Phantom 45F down bag (17 ounces and packs the size of a softball).
Gave a Big Agnes Encampment 15F bag.
1. A sizable check that will help fund my upcoming tour.
2. A Mountain Hardware Phantom 45F down bag (17 ounces and packs the size of a softball).
Gave a Big Agnes Encampment 15F bag.
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#10
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From: West Philly, PA
Yup!
-Rain pants from some small Oregon company
-Ultralight (but very large) tarp to hang over my camping hammock - replacing a smaller, heavier and worse one
-Camping spork/knife set that weighs .5 oz for the set
-Gift certificate to an outdoors store, with which I got some great Smart Wool socks and some figure 9s to make hanging that tarp easier.
-Rain pants from some small Oregon company
-Ultralight (but very large) tarp to hang over my camping hammock - replacing a smaller, heavier and worse one
-Camping spork/knife set that weighs .5 oz for the set
-Gift certificate to an outdoors store, with which I got some great Smart Wool socks and some figure 9s to make hanging that tarp easier.
#11
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Joined: Jul 2007
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From: Seattle
Bikes: Surly crosscheck ssfg, Custom vintage french racing bike, Bruce Gordon Rock & Road
Not exactly touring specific, but I am sure it will get used on tours, I got an Ibex Merino wool hoodie, super nice...
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