What have you bought for the bike today ?

[Arjimlad]

A pair of M520 SPD pedals from Laxzo

 

[Firestorm]

Not exactly for the bike...more for the Grandsons

 

[Lavender Rose]

After my little faux pas yesterday and not tightening my saddle and not carrying a multi tool - I finally have bought a saddle bag - which can be changed between the two bikes.

I do not like really wearing a waist bag just to transport a multi-tool.....so this seems the most logical step! Small compact...will fit my multi-tool, bank card, house keys....BOOM

It is a perfect size, decent quality, good reviews....should be here before Sunday's Audax hopefully.

 

[raleighnut]

After my little faux pas yesterday and not tightening my saddle and not carrying a multi tool - I finally have bought a saddle bag - which can be changed between the two bikes.

I do not like really wearing a waist bag just to transport a multi-tool.....so this seems the most logical step! Small compact...will fit my multi-tool, bank card, house keys....BOOM

It is a perfect size, decent quality, good reviews....should be here before Sunday's Audax hopefully.

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Not big enough for an Audax set-up, get a Carradice,

 

[Lavender Rose]

Not big enough for an Audax set-up, get a Carradice,

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Good lord that bag is way too big for me haha - but I am sure it works for you. Yes this will be used for rides and also if mum wants to go out and put her stuff in without a bag or rucksack etc

 

[raleighnut]

Good lord that bag is way too big for me haha - but I am sure it works for you. Yes this will be used for rides and also if mum wants to go out and put her stuff in without a bag or rucksack etc

You've not seen the matching Panniers too then,

 

[Lavender Rose]

 

[raleighnut]

That's my 'Light' touring set up, I've also got a 'Medium' and a 'Large' touring rig too (the 'Large' involves a Trailer)

 

[JhnBssll]

Dura Ace R9150 Di2 rear mech arrived today, it's incredibly light and looks very well made Hopefully I'll have some money for the front mech soon Still to go are:

Dura Ace R9150 Di2 Front Mech
Junction Box A
Battery
WiFi module
etube wires x6
charger

 

[bpsmith]

Dura Ace R9150 Di2 rear mech arrived today, it's incredibly light and looks very well made Hopefully I'll have some money for the front mech soon Still to go are:

Dura Ace R9150 Di2 Front Mech
Junction Box A
Battery
WiFi module
etube wires x6
charger

I was tweaking my brothers new Dura Ace setup on his Emonda RSL last week. Was amazed how smooth the shifters were and how different they felt to Ultegra. Proper wanted to upgrade the groupset, despite being only 600 miles in on my Ultegra. Lol

 

[JhnBssll]

I was tweaking my brothers new Dura Ace setup on his Emonda RSL last week. Was amazed how smooth the shifters were and how different they felt to Ultegra. Proper wanted to upgrade the groupset, despite being only 600 miles in on my Ultegra. Lol

I've never used Dura Ace, I was very close to ordering Ultegra Di2 but thought I'd regret not waiting in the long run I still can't decide what to do about the chainset as I'll be cascading the groupsets down across 3 bikes. I could get a cheap chainset to go on my commuter or a Dura Ace for the Bianchi I know which I'd rather but it's another chunk of cash to save

 

[Freelanderuk]

Bought a park tool chain cleaner with degreaser and cleaning brush

 

[Nonethewiser]

Park Tools PCS10 bike maintenance stand and TW5.2 torque wrench. I've been banging on to all who will listen about engaging in some home maintenance and I've finally put my money where my mouth is!

 

[Elybazza61]

Not for the bike but for me.

Took advantage of the current Rapha 25% discount to get these;

https://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/shop/classic-flyweight-jersey/product/FLY01XX

https://www.rapha.cc/gb/en/shop/pro-team-arm-screens/product/ASP01XX

 

[stoatsngroats]

2 wipperman 10sp links, as when I cleaned my chain, the link wasn’t a 10 sp one, which explains why I had an occasional click sometimes! I carry a link tool with me, just because I have one, but I’m going to try the Wipperman link because it appears to be a tool free removal with them.
The trip to France is going to need some tools, but I’d rather limit what I take.
I know you can remove the KMC quick link with wire, but I haven’t been that successful in the past.
I will be taking my torque wrench, as I have yet to be totally sure I correctly tighten these new pitlock s, if I ever need to take wheels off.
BTW, pitstoppers app ar o be a great way to prevent a chance theft of parts, although an expense, I think it’s worthwhile.