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  1. As a relative newbie (1 year) I want to know what is or has been your most used/ essential / enjoyed
    tool or accessory that you have to date? (besides your 'bent!)

    For me it has been "kneesavers". I am really pigeon toed and have a naturally wider stance, so
    having that extra width down there has really increased my comfort level while riding. (I just got a
    platapus water bag too. I enjoy the toys)

    Larry 2 bent in Leduc CT, AT

  2. "thediff" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    As a relative newbie (1 year) I want to know what is or has been your

    Clipless pedals without a doubt.

  3. I have to choose two - Eggbeaters clipless pedals and my SPD sandals. Now I get to show off my pedicure while I ride. javascript:smilie('🙂'😉

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    Quoted message said:

    As a relative newbie (1 year) I want to know what is or has been your most used/ essential /
    enjoyed tool or accessory that you have to date? (besides your 'bent!)

    For me it has been "kneesavers". I am really pigeon toed and have a naturally wider stance, so
    having that extra width down there has really increased my comfort level while riding. (I just got
    a platapus water bag too. I enjoy the toys)

    Larry 2 bent in Leduc CT, AT

    My Topeak Alien tool set.

    Edward Wong Orlando, FL

  5. My essential is a pair of plant clippers I carry in a little holster attached to the bike, for
    taking off the many berry vines that grow down over the bikepaths. I also have a miniature, folding
    pruning saw in my cargo box for heavier intrusive vegetation.

    Steve McDonald

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