Mmm, still life with cycling shoes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
You know no one noticed the window until you pointed it out. :cool:
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Mmm, still life with cycling shoes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trek420
You know no one noticed the window until you pointed it out. :cool:
I just bought a new pair of Louis Garneau Ergo Air shoes (size 40), they fit a little off, but I thought I would try them on the bike to see if it really mattered. The cleats were loosely attached, so there are slight teeth marks on the sole, so I cannot return them.
They've never been worn! $70. Listed for $89.95 on the site. PM here, or email at coralwins@gmail.com
http://www.teamestrogen.com/renderIm...=300&padding=0
Hey Cari-
Just letting you know that the CatEye Micro wireless bike computer you sold me two years ago is still working great! :D I had to replace the battery after about 4 thousand miles. :p In fact, I like that computer so much i got another one for my second bike.
Cateye is the best. All of the lights and computers I've had from Cateye have been super bombproof and reliable.
Just my little Cateye promotion... Carry on :cool:...
Hey Lisa, you remember! I'm glad it worked out for you. It really is a great computer. I have to admit that on more than one occasion, while fiddling with my bike computer, I wondered if I shouldn't just give up and switch to something simpler. :rolleyes:
When I came back to cycling after my hiatus, I had a 20 year old Cateye computer that I couldn't remember how to program or operate. I went to their website and someone had scanned the paper manual for that model and put it up as a free .pdf download.
Any company that cares that much about their customers being able to use something they bought before the internet even existed, is OK in my book.
No to mention... they made a computer that will still work after 20 years! That's impressive.Quote:
Originally Posted by OakLeaf
Anybody have any size 38/39 road or tri shoes you're looking to unload...I'm looking to turn something into a spin shoe for the gym. Beater shoe is OK.
Yes, check your pm's.
Hi! Does anyone have any size L winter gear? this is my first winter of cycling, and i'm trying to train for a century in april, and i'm itching to get outside. (but i'm a grad student on a tight budget) i'm still not sure exactly what i'll need- any suggestions? (i live in austin, so my winters aren't as harsh, but it still gets a little cold)
thanks!
Performance Transit Metro Pannier $25 + shipping
http://www.performancebike.com/shop/...tegory_ID=2312
Single pannier works well for commuting and holds a laptop computer. Also works as a shoulder bag. I used this for a year or so, only on days I needed to carry the laptop (maybe once a week or less). But now I prefer using my Ortlieb Front Roller panniers to carry the laptop. Good condition.
Yes, I don't have time make a detailed inventory or post pics, but I did lose 35 lbs and have a bunch of stuff that fit me when I was a size L. For example, I have a shebeest windpro vest, size L, PI whipser vest size L, some L long and short sleeve jerseys, even arm and leg warmers that are all too big for me. I also have some tights that are marked medium but fit me when I was a large, and a nice large PI gavia full zip jersey that is a perfect jacket in south texas. We live so close the best may be for you to drive here one day/evening and just try on my too big stuff and see what suits you best. Send me a PM if that interests you.Quote:
Originally Posted by zencadence
For Sale: Thomson elite seatpost, 31.6, 367mm, black, setback. Used for 3 rides. $50 plus shipping. I take paypal.