What Else Did You Just Buy For Your Bike? Thread Thread Thread..... Thread
04-24-15, 05:51 PM
#957
I just wanna ride
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Burton Timber backpack for riding and hiking. Chrome bag is just too big for most the summer and not very comfortable on long hikes.
04-26-15, 03:03 PM
#959
:)
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Went to a swap meet. Got a couple things for cheap. I'm happy
05-01-15, 11:22 PM
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Fixie Infamous
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Couple 25c Pasela PT's.
I hope I can fit them. Got a mm of clearance on my 25c gp4ks. Caad3 geo so tight.
I hope I can fit them. Got a mm of clearance on my 25c gp4ks. Caad3 geo so tight.
05-02-15, 06:07 AM
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A new bike. This money saving scheme to sell the car and ride full time would be laughable if it wasn't so painful for the pocket book
05-02-15, 06:08 AM
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I should add it isn't a fix gear so I shouldn't have posted it here. Probably somewhat true for the FG crowd though.
05-02-15, 01:57 PM
#969
THE STUFFED
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It still amazes me how people still reach for/ allow others to buy this chain.... it's among the least reliable of chains out there. Even KMC's entry offerings are better.
I would not be surprised if the PC-1 has claimed people's lives.
I would not be surprised if the PC-1 has claimed people's lives.
05-02-15, 06:26 PM
#970
soft pedal zen
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Dollars are being thrown this week... my brain says power meter for the roadie but my heart says crankset/wheelset for the Vigorelli.
05-02-15, 07:21 PM
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Brown Jersey Winner
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while ive never used the pc-1, ive put thousands of miles on basic kmc 410 chains that i didnt even use a master link on, and they never gave me any problems
05-02-15, 09:34 PM
#972
Your cog is slipping.
The Sram PC-1 is the only chain I've ever broken.
05-02-15, 10:22 PM
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Forgot to post this. Smaller than my Metropolis, but I swear I can fit more stuff in this vs the Metropolis.
