What Did You Just Buy For Your Bike?
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What Did You Just Buy For Your Bike?
I see this thread has quite a set of legs over in SS/FG, so thought I'd give it a go here..
I bought some un-used Tektro R538s (nutted) and two un-used Velo-Orange Mudflaps from a local bike swap.
I bought some un-used Tektro R538s (nutted) and two un-used Velo-Orange Mudflaps from a local bike swap.
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Just bought a carbon Campy Record crankset and BB...
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2 other bikes, to keep it company . 1987 Passage now hanging out with an 81 Voyageur and a Schwinn World GS (2007)
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Bar tape. And (not shown) a wrench and a book.
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I've just spent a metric **** ton of money on my bike in the past 2 months.
Chainrings, brakes, levers, cables, housing, shifters, more brakes... I also bought a saddle.
Chainrings, brakes, levers, cables, housing, shifters, more brakes... I also bought a saddle.
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I just plopped down the moolah on a pair of nutted Paul's Racer centerpull brakes.
They'll replace some old Italian sidepulls whose rear brake pad channel I really couldn't grind enough to fit to the bike of interest. Front worked okay, though.
If you hadn't guessed, I filled out my taxes late last week... Those things are pricey! I can't wait to use them.
They'll replace some old Italian sidepulls whose rear brake pad channel I really couldn't grind enough to fit to the bike of interest. Front worked okay, though.
If you hadn't guessed, I filled out my taxes late last week... Those things are pricey! I can't wait to use them.
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Just got a black Centaur crankset for the Centurion.
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I just plopped down the moolah on a pair of nutted Paul's Racer centerpull brakes.
They'll replace some old Italian sidepulls whose rear brake pad channel I really couldn't grind enough to fit to the bike of interest. Front worked okay, though.
If you hadn't guessed, I filled out my taxes late last week... Those things are pricey! I can't wait to use them.
They'll replace some old Italian sidepulls whose rear brake pad channel I really couldn't grind enough to fit to the bike of interest. Front worked okay, though.
If you hadn't guessed, I filled out my taxes late last week... Those things are pricey! I can't wait to use them.
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Not Newbaums, Tressostar. Plain cloth. I like the feel of it.
I want to ride this bike, but right now it is snowing.
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I haven't seen them (in person) ever, that I noticed anyway. But people here always mention them when talking about 'good old' riding shoes, so when these popped up on eBay, in my size, I had to give em a shot. I'll file a report when I get to try them out.
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