Whats your best cycling gadget this year?

[mickle]

https://www.camelbak.com/en/bottles...altree?color=4e6aa5e4d32e442286039c1865a899b1

 

[steveindenmark]

Thats OK you aint in the UK.

Why would that make any difference?

 

[Mike_P]

Mine is the Fabric Lumaray which fits into the Garmin mount and the Garmin then clips into it.

Had a look at that but there seems to a lot of negative reviews where the Fabrics mountings have failed with the result of potentially one lost Garmin while for Wahoo's the additional adapter simply increases the amount of potential failure points.

 

[Milkfloat]

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I cannot see what you have posted.

 

[mickle]

I cannot see what you have posted.

Edited, apologies.

 

[Gunk]

My best purchase last year was a used Tacx Vortex Smart Trainer bought off Gumtree for £50, not only is it used by the whole family, but it’s perfect as a “rolling road” to safely test rebuilt project bikes.

 

[Milkfloat]

I cannot see what you have posted.

It was a crap joke about it being camo.

 

[IBarrett]

Had a look at that but there seems to a lot of negative reviews where the Fabrics mountings have failed with the result of potentially one lost Garmin while for Wahoo's the additional adapter simply increases the amount of potential failure points.

The mount from Garmin to the Lumaray feels very plasticy but quite tight so if anything I've worried about breaking the Lumaray when fitting or removing my Garmin. Though I have tethered my Garmin from day1 so losing it is less of a concern.
I agree it seems less than ideal for Wahoo's

 

[mickle]

It was a crap joke about it being camo.

It was an excellent joke. One that I make every single day of my life, which is why it flew straight over my head.

 

[Will Spin]

Finally saw the light and bought myself a frame fit pump after years of carrying near useless mini pumps. First outing with it on a club run, two of my cycling chums made good use of it. Funny thing was that I always thought that a bigger pump would weigh more, but by the time I'd removed the mounting clip (no longer required) and the 2x CO2 bulbs I carried "just in case", I'd saved 50gms!!!

 

[BianchiVirgin]

My Elemnt. Loving it even though it's only done one spin.

 

[IBarrett]

I just picked up a VeloSock. It was posted on FB marketplace not far from me. Brand new for £20
What a bargain. It will probably go to Spain to cover the bike I keep out there to stop it getting dusty and make it look smart.
I still harbour hopes of Mrs B letting me hang the bike on the lounge wall.

 

[Johnno260]

Had a look at that but there seems to a lot of negative reviews where the Fabrics mountings have failed with the result of potentially one lost Garmin while for Wahoo's the additional adapter simply increases the amount of potential failure points.

I saw the same reviews, and I'm pretty certain it's for the V1, I think the V2 has better mounting, I have one and it seems the same as any of the Garmin 1/4 turn fixings, I still use the tether in my head unit regardless.

My top gadget is my RTL510 I love it.

 

[Levo-Lon]

A knog bell, lovely sounding bell, discreet and it even looks good.


Don't buy the cheap copy, there shyte

 

[RussellZero]

I got a Garmin RTL510 on a bit of a deal (not the price here) - love it for increased awareness of vehicles coming from behind, particularly since my hearing's not great. Also hopefully won't get caught out by multiple vehicles passing any more!