Your Most Recent Cycling-related Purchase
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$8.81 for both left and right.
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rapha winter collar, in gray.
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Two wheels good. Four wheels bad.
02-02-17, 05:42 PM
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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)
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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.
This frame made my supersiX felt like a steel bike.
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Five months of anticipation.....
Retrotec Funduro. I know, not a road bike, but it is a cycling related purchase.
Retrotec Funduro. I know, not a road bike, but it is a cycling related purchase.
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I hate those KING KING KING KING KING headsets.
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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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02-03-17, 05:49 PM
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Sure, but this drama you speak of, the KING logo on the headset, I see that a sign of quality. Doesn't matter if there are more discreet headsets out there, the KING looks really nice. Sometimes, you know, it is all about that bling factor.
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I ordered some accessories (For a Gravel bike I bought last month). Been trying to decide how I wanted to do saddle bags. A decision I've never fully committed to because all my bikes were previously the same size tire. The bigger (gravel) tires require a 700 X 35-43 tube.
Now the gravel (rain/snow/play) bike has it's own bag. My daily rider has it's own fully stocked bag. And I have another small fully stocked bag to float among the other bikes.
So... New is the Gravel Grinder saddle bag, with it's own CO2 inflator (new), and it's own size tubes (also new). Then Since the bike is green with orange trim... (and the saddle bag is orange)... I ordered some (new) Gatorade bottles too.
Now the gravel (rain/snow/play) bike has it's own bag. My daily rider has it's own fully stocked bag. And I have another small fully stocked bag to float among the other bikes.
So... New is the Gravel Grinder saddle bag, with it's own CO2 inflator (new), and it's own size tubes (also new). Then Since the bike is green with orange trim... (and the saddle bag is orange)... I ordered some (new) Gatorade bottles too.
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It's a Performance Bike exclusive. It is an Access (now a Performance brand I believe) Old Turnpike. There is a couple threads on the forum about it. It's a Gravel Bike. I don't really have much gravel available to me. But I do think I will get some use out of it as more of a winter bike.
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Most recent purchase: a 46T chain wheel.
Before that, a set of Power Grip pedals and straps...
...to go with a TCX I got a few moments before.
Before that, a set of Power Grip pedals and straps...
...to go with a TCX I got a few moments before.
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I just bought two pairs of the Arundel stainless steel water bottle cages to go with the Bottecchia and the Master.
As soon as I install them I will post pics.
I like the look of the Arundel cages. I have the Arundel Mandibles in my C59 and C60 and on my wife's Trek Madone. Those cages have a tenacious grip!
Stainless | Arundel Bicycle Company
As soon as I install them I will post pics.
I like the look of the Arundel cages. I have the Arundel Mandibles in my C59 and C60 and on my wife's Trek Madone. Those cages have a tenacious grip!
Stainless | Arundel Bicycle Company