Your most recent cycling related purchase

[AnthonyC]

11-28 cassette and a new chain. I'm done grinding my way up the climbs in the Santa Monica mountains on a 12-25 and a 53/39. Now here's to hoping that the cassette will play nicely with my short cage rear derailleur...

[KonaSS]

was thinking about it since I liked their arm warmers best. Hesitant since they don't have gripper and that was the main pisser bout the Assos. And the whole one size fits all...

I highly recommend the wool kneekers. Some of the best out there. Completely different than most peoples products, so doesn't need a gripper. As long as your legs are on very large or very tiny size, I can't recommend the Defeet enough.

[retrofit]

For my Serotta Ti Concours

[christian]

Originally Posted by roguedog

I was thinking about it since I liked their arm warmers best. Hesitant since they don't have gripper and that was the main pisser bout the Assos. And the whole one size fits all...

deFeet knee kneekers are hopeless for me. I like Castelli's knee warmers. Grip like iron.

[Gummee]

Haven't actually paid for em yet, but Forte/Microshift shifters for the rain bike.

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[bobswire]

Scored this Wound-Up on Ebay which I plan to use on my Serotta Fierte, I love how these forks ride and figured it was a close enough match to the Serotta to take a chance and get it.




To go on this Serotta:




Well the color of the fork is not what I thought it was going to be but after riding around with it for a couple of days the contrast against frame has grown on me but the ride is everything and more of what a Wound Up brings. I feel more confident taking high speed curves than I did with the Kestrel EMS Pro.

[metalheart]

Assos Shorts and....


Ibex Breakawy II Jacket

[bianchi10]

Thank you to "Oldguy00" for a great deal on my new (To me, but they look brand new) 7900 Shifters and RD!
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[MySweetFixie]

Originally Posted by metalheart

Ibex Breakawy II Jacket

I have the original Ibex Breakaway and it's the best jacket I've ever had. Only complaint I can think of is that it's a little loose fitting, but I'm a pretty skinny guy, so most jackets are typically a bit big.

EDIT: Also the zipper sometimes comes undone....

[bluesea]

Finally ordered a Mission Workshop Fitzroy backpack.

[tv_vt]

Abbey Bike Tools chainwhip and cassette tool, Castelli and Rapha bibs on sale (both really nice!), and a LBS team jersey (Drummonds in Enfield, NH).

Does a new tennis racket count?

[MattTuck]

Originally Posted by tv_vt

Abbey Bike Tools chainwhip and cassette tool, Castelli and Rapha bibs on sale (both really nice!), and a LBS team jersey (Drummonds in Enfield, NH).

Does a new tennis racket count?

I like that Abbey tools. I got the Crombie and was happy with it.


I need to hook up with a group this year. Any advice/comments on Bike Hub, Drummond's or Mason Racing? I go to Drummond's for all my cycling needs, but kind of a hassle to get there for a ride.

[tv_vt]

^^ Bike Hub on Wednesday nights. Lots of riders, several groups. Can start w/C group and go up from there. Or start w/B group if you know your way home Just give yourself some space behind the wheel in front of you. And be ready to go hard. And don't stick your front wheel in the wind - at all. That's what bozos are for.

[yakstone]

TruTrainer Rollers - these things are awesome.

With all the snow we have this year the regular trainer was getting pretty boring. Mixing it up with the rollers has been great.

[tuscanyswe]

I found a new set of corima aero+ i couldent resist. Now i need a frame!