Your most recent cycling related purchase

[weisan]

Originally Posted by charliedid

I like living on the edge Weisan.

You and me.. and a few.

[AgilisMerlin]

[wvucyclist]

176 spokes to build 3 wheelsets. Been sitting on rims and hubs for too long and finally bought spokes and nipples to build them. 2 sets built, one to go.
1. Mavic carbon rims on Dt 350 hubs, disc
2. Velocity Blunt 650b on hope hubs, disc
3. WTB rims on shimano hubs, disc

All for gravel bike use.

[emjayel]

Ekoi cyclocross warm up pants. Most sites want over $100 for pants with full zip sides. Ekoi had a sale and I got them for around $65 shipped.

[oldpotatoe]

Originally Posted by wvucyclist

176 spokes to build 3 wheelsets. Been sitting on rims and hubs for too long and finally bought spokes and nipples to build them. 2 sets built, one to go.
1. Mavic carbon rims on Dt 350 hubs, disc
2. Velocity Blunt 650b on hope hubs, disc
3. WTB rims on shimano hubs, disc

All for gravel bike use.

Who do you get spokes from?

[PurpleBikeChick]

Particularly when discounted 40%

[Duende]

ENVE AR bars..

Little bit aero, little bit of flare…. Plus shorter reach to help my fit.

Had to do it!

[bigman]

Yet to ride and can’t for a good while until my broken foot mends.

[Kyle h]

Originally Posted by Duende

ENVE AR bars..

Little bit aero, little bit of flare…. Plus shorter reach to help my fit.

Had to do it!

I love these bars. Great all around setup.

[timto]

Just received these audax knee and arm warmers and hat for the upcoming rando season https://cimacoppi.cc/en/11-audax-collection

The knee warmers are shaped narrower at the knee for a really contoured fit - and the arm warms are also shaped at the elbow and not just a sausage casing. The reflective pieces look like they really pop.

V excited. The pieces fit so well and I'm really excited about the reflective details to improve my safety. I feel fortunate to add to the collection I already have. Such great stuff from even more amazing people.

[Ozz]

Finally picked up a good pressure gauge...rather than relying on one on pump, which has been sketchy for past couple years....

[weisan]

Pick these up for less than $30 a piece, we will see...

[krooj]

Originally Posted by weisan

Pick these up for less than $30 a piece, we will see...

That's what I feel they're worth... probably one of the biggest "womp womp" products I've bought in a while: extremely hard to mount, "feel" slow, and don't hold air.

I'm kinda all-in on Michelin at this point - it's almost like a large tire conglomerate knows how to make tires....

Maybe Veloflex if I'm feeling fancy.

[Keith A]

Originally Posted by krooj

That's what I feel they're worth... probably one of the biggest "womp womp" products I've bought in a while: extremely hard to mount, "feel" slow, and don't hold air.

I'm kinda all-in on Michelin at this point - it's almost like a large tire conglomerate knows how to make tires....

Maybe Veloflex if I'm feeling fancy.

Which Michelins are you liking now? I have ridden this brand off and on for years, but I haven’t purchased any lately and they have changed the labeling somewhat recently.

[AngryScientist]

Originally Posted by Keith A

Which Michelins are you liking now? I have ridden this brand off and on for years, but I haven’t purchased any lately and they have changed the labeling somewhat recently.

Admittedly it was in my most formative years of road cycling, but the Pro Race 3's were probably some of my favorite road tires of all time. It was the early 2000's and I rode 23's all over the east coast, including some light credit card touring. Those tires were just magic to me.

Who knows. They probably suck by todays standards. I did feel at the time they switched that the Pro4's were not nearly as good; and I probably havent ridden a Michelin road tire in a decade or so...

I'd be curious to hear about recent experience with Michelin road tires too.