What Did You Just Buy For Your Bike?
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picked up a Bontrager race lite hard case today. gettin tired of flats. well see how it does.
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I just bought a kryptonite new york u lock. I'm a little disappointed with it actually. It's not long enough to fit around more than the top bar and whatever I'm locking to. I was hoping to at least be able to get the front wheel in the also.
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what a heavy sum'b!tch tho.
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I only ever lock my bike up if i'm running into the store for a minute anyway so I'm not too concerned. If it was any bigger i wouldn't be able to lift it anyway.
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It's made to fit around your bike really tight so that no one can get anything in it to try and pry it off with leverage.
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HAHAHA pretty much what happened. She use to ride all the time when she lived in Philly. She came back here and got her license (never need to drive in the city) and stopped riding bikes. She keeps saying it is to "dangerous" here. really she didn't want to ride my mountain bike (it is to big for her). So i said i was going to buy her a bike. i finally got drunk enough to spend the money, hahaha.
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you think because you don't have a front brake it is gong to make you a better rider is bull****. this 'anticipation' and making you think should have happened along time ago.
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Aries is the ONLY person in the world who rides a fixed gear without a front brake so you are perfectly justified for being a dick head keyboard warrior and singling him out. Especially when he mentioned nothing of being a better rider for it, merely that he was having fun with it. You're the man. Carry on...
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got some of those profile design split second al clipons. funny how the pads fold up when not in use for MAX AERO DOOD
local tri shop was going out of business so i got them brand new for 30 bucks
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You should be locking up your rear wheel, not your front. On most fixed bikes you should be able to get the rear wheel and the seat tube locked to the pole without any room to give thieves space to work. That's the intention of the design, a longer u-lock is actually a lot less secure, particularly if a bottle jack can be slipped in somewhere
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Got used ones on ebay, now I just gotta get shoes.
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new frame
![](https://i608.photobucket.com/albums/tt167/bumnut/IMG_2031.jpg)
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new stem
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and new cranks
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hmm can't wait until monday for the bits to arrive.
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new stem
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and new cranks
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hmm can't wait until monday for the bits to arrive.
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sugoi jersey
alloy spacers
easton riser bars
clear oury grips
headband
thomson stem
i can't wait to try the risers out...does anyone have a good technique for cutting bars down? should i use a pipe cutter?
alloy spacers
easton riser bars
clear oury grips
headband
thomson stem
i can't wait to try the risers out...does anyone have a good technique for cutting bars down? should i use a pipe cutter?
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a seatcover. i'm accesory happy lately, even considering a top tube protector having seen like 3 threads about them lately.
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for my bike:
(to help with long distance rides)
17t freewheel (shimano)
rear brake (tektro, black)
rear brake cable
rear brake housing (jagwire, black)
for my girlfriend's bike:
700c 36h front wheel
new rim tape
700c 23c rubino front tire
silver risers (haven't picked up yet)
tools:
freewheel remover (Pedro's)
bike cable cutters (Park Tools)
better wrench (haven't picked up yet)
(to help with long distance rides)
17t freewheel (shimano)
rear brake (tektro, black)
rear brake cable
rear brake housing (jagwire, black)
for my girlfriend's bike:
700c 36h front wheel
new rim tape
700c 23c rubino front tire
silver risers (haven't picked up yet)
tools:
freewheel remover (Pedro's)
bike cable cutters (Park Tools)
better wrench (haven't picked up yet)
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A new tube. Because I popped it with a large piece of glass while commuting home in the rain. Then a 3mile walk in the rain. And now I'm sick. ha
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On the way from Universal Cycles:
Soma 456 bars.
Cinelli tape.
Bunch of tools and grease/lube.
Just ordered from Bicycle Wheel Warehouse:
Mavic CXP 33.
Formula Hubs.
DT 1.8/1.6/1.8 Spokes.
Stoked!
Soma 456 bars.
Cinelli tape.
Bunch of tools and grease/lube.
Just ordered from Bicycle Wheel Warehouse:
Mavic CXP 33.
Formula Hubs.
DT 1.8/1.6/1.8 Spokes.
Stoked!
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the 456 are a huge disappointment imo.
i just bought a stem seatpost and dimension track bars. all used cept the post. and an aspide for the road bike.
i just bought a stem seatpost and dimension track bars. all used cept the post. and an aspide for the road bike.
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$15 specialized BG takeoff saddle, celeste velocity deepVs/formula fixed/fixed, 14Tcog,milwaukee lockring, bar tape, pedros trixie tool, and some shorter chainring bolts.
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