Someone hands you a $150 gift certificate to Amazon.com and you think,
"What to buy, what to buy?" So, what do you buy (related to cycling
only)?
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Steve said:
Someone hands you a $150 gift certificate to Amazon.com and you think,
"What to buy, what to buy?" So, what do you buy (related to cycling
only)?Not much, Amazon itself doesn't carry anything that resembles hardware
for cycling (or not much anyway). Almost everything is carried through
their partners, which usually means very high shipping charges.That said, I recently bought 'Zinn and the Art of Mountain Bike
Maintenance' through them. So basically, cycling books.--
Dane Buson - [email hidden]
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Steve said:
Someone hands you a $150 gift certificate to Amazon.com and you think,
"What to buy, what to buy?" So, what do you buy (related to cycling
only)?Spray-bombs of water repellant (for raingear clothing.)
cheers,
Tom--
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Someone hands you a $150 gift certificate to Amazon.com and you think,
"What to buy, what to buy?" So, what do you buy (related to cycling
only)?Sort of depends on what you want really.
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I could think of a few books I might like.
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Steve said:
Someone hands you a $150 gift certificate to Amazon.com and you think,
"What to buy, what to buy?" So, what do you buy (related to cycling
only)?Not much, Amazon itself doesn't carry anything that resembles hardware
for cycling (or not much anyway). Almost everything is carried through
their partners, which usually means very high shipping charges.That said, I recently bought 'Zinn and the Art of Mountain Bike
Maintenance' through them. So basically, cycling books.I see they have Lonely Planet Cycling Guides to Australia, France, and
US-West Coast. Anyone know if these guides are any good?--
Mike Kruger
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