Your most recent bike related purchase?

Two continental tubes and plastic tire lever (also continental [IMG]files.cyclingforums.combig smile.pngOpen ↗[/IMG])

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Originally Posted by steve
What is your most recent cycling related purchase?

Mine is pretty boring, a set a continental tyres.

Ditto on a pair of Conti's.
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They ride swell but it's been awhile since I've frothed over a bike related purchase. Maybe it's time for a new bike.

The Park tool (CBP-3) for removing and installing Ultra Torque bottom bracket bearings, a KMC X10.93 chain, and Ultra Torque bearings.

New 2000 lumen headlight for winter commuting.

Some new winter gloves.

This morning...extra boring:

Gu's
Tube
CO2
Oil

Cycling tights

2013 EA70 wheelset at a sweet price from Pricepoint.

It looks like the 2014 models are significantly redesigned, wider rims, less and traditional J-bend spokes.

Park Tool chain cleaner. I was skeptical, but I was sick of cleaning the chain manually. Much to my delight it works really well. Money well spent.

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Originally Posted by maydog
2013 EA70 wheelset at a sweet price from Pricepoint.

Did you get the tubbies or the clinchers?

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Originally Posted by danfoz
They ride swell but it's been awhile since I've frothed over a bike related purchase. Maybe it's time for a new bike.

haha yeah there is nothing like a new bike for improving the motivation!

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Originally Posted by danfoz
Did you get the tubbies or the clinchers?

Clinchers.

Just purchased a 2011 Specialized Secteur Comp Compact. This is my first road bike since I bought a Murray from K-Mart 20+ years ago. I don't have much to compare it to but the bike sure rides nice. I traded out the clips for straps but I may change back after some experience on this bike. I'm also beginning to understand why I have seen so many bikers with cycling tights.

I have a question, would anyone have a suggestion for a mirror (that fits this bike)? I find it a little unnerving not to be able to see vehicles coming from behind.

-MrBill7-

Try this thread for mirror info and reccomendations.

http://www.cyclingforums.com/t/489493/should-i-buy-a-bike-mirror#post_4029957

Some cool Tifosi shades: http://www.tifosioptics.com/products/1000302734/ And this jacket: http://www.louisgarneau.com/us-en/product/305497/1030141/Men%27s/GEMINIX__JACKET_2#third

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Originally Posted by MotownBikeBoy

And this jacket:

http://www.louisgarneau.com/us-en/product/305497/1030141/Men%27s/GEMINIX__JACKET_2#third

Nice, thats gonna come in handy in Detroit over the next few months [IMG]files.cyclingforums.comtongue.pngOpen ↗[/IMG]

Recently just picked my new 2013 Felt AR4. Love this bike, haven't been able to keep off of it yet.

Yup, it's fairly water repellant. We moved into a spell of cold, wet weather. IF I can get off my butt and get in some rides it will help.

Mavic Ksyrium Elite S wheels with Mavic Griplink and Powerlink tires (previous units were Shimano RS10's and dirt cheap Forte 28c tires), Ultegra 11 speed upgrade.....which included an 11-32 cassette, a new rear derailleur, a new right side brifter, and new Ultegra chain (previous drivetrain was 10speed Ultegra 6700). All of that lead me to a new left side brifter, as the older Ultegra didn't match the new brifter, and a pro bike fit.

I think I'm done for awhile.