Nice blings knee...but your wife actually let you bring the bike into her kitchen? She's a keeper!
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Pickup this little gadget from WesternBikeWorks for $309. Final price after Garmin's $100 rebate = $209
At least you don't have my problem. My legs work too hard......at complaining that I am working them too hard. I keep having to tell them "shut up legs!"Oh, and I hate my legs... They don't work hard enough.
Hey rola, tell your friend if he rides a 52cm and he ever got tired of that bike to contact meOh I know...the guy I ride with works for the local Trek store (http://bikebeatonline.com/) and well...I need a part time job
He just ordered a Domane 6.9 Di2 blah blah blah. I could probably afford it at the price he is paying for it. His won't be in for another couple of weeks yet.
That's my dream bike.
Yeah sure, I am sure mommawarrior had to twist your arm really hard to get you to agree to that
Unfortunately for you now that mommawarrior has signed up to this forum, we can ask her ourselves. What do you say to that mommawarrior?
Today is my daughter's 13th birthday (I know God help me...a teenager in the house ). She wanted a new bike because she hit a growth spurt and outgrew her kiddie bike last year. She told her mom that she likes several bikes being sold at the local Target store so I went and took a look at them. As expected, they were cheap (between $250 and $350) but heavy and have various features she doesn't need (front shock, big fat MTB tires). I decided to surprise her and went to my LBS and splurged on this bike instead (Jamis Coda Sport). It's a little too nice for a thirteen years old but I am hoping she will like it and be able to use it to go on some short to medium rides with me later.
). She wanted a new bike because she hit a growth spurt and outgrew her kiddie bike last year. She told her mom that she likes several bikes being sold at the local Target store so I went and took a look at them. As expected, they were cheap (between $250 and $350) but heavy and have various features she doesn't need (front shock, big fat MTB tires). I decided to surprise her and went to my LBS and splurged on this bike instead (Jamis Coda Sport). It's a little too nice for a thirteen years old but I am hoping she will like it and be able to use it to go on some short to medium rides with me later.
The pair of Conti 4000s 700x25 ($38 each) and the Ultegra 6701 chain ($22) I ordered from probikekit.com finally came in the mail today from the UK. They have great price but the free shipping took forever. Only order from them if you don't need what you are ordering yesterday .
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About two weeks. I am spoiled by Amazon Prime shipping where I order something from them and get it within two days so two weeks is forever for me
.The box is actually post marked from Switzerland.
I got that sampler box of High5 too Dos. I was thinking of trying them out yesterday on my century ride but thought better of it. They always tell you to not try anything new on century ride and stick with what you know will work with your body. Last thing I need on a long ride is stomach cramps or worse
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lol...the Coast HP314 certainly looks very impressive but I just can't see myself strapping something that is over 17" long and weight over 3 lbs. to my road bike handlebar .
I might just buy it for my flashlight collections though. I guess you could count me among the group of high performance flashlight enthusiasts (where brighter is never bright enough).
.I might just buy it for my flashlight collections though. I guess you could count me among the group of high performance flashlight enthusiasts (where brighter is never bright enough)
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