This weekends purchases
This weekends purchases
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Garlick

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40,601 posts

269 months

Saturday 8th May 2010
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Following last weeks pedals, today the wallet was lightened by purchasing:

http://www.eastonbike.com/PRODUCTS/FORKS/09/fork_e...

and

http://www.winstanleysbikes.co.uk/product/27077/Gi...

Both bought from my local bike shop, these links are just for ref.

....should have bought a better bike in the first place hehe

Rich_W

12,548 posts

241 months

Saturday 8th May 2010
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Oh dear! Given that there's no real benefit to either of those components, I think you are already hooked!

Downward spiral from here! laugh

Garlick

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40,601 posts

269 months

Saturday 8th May 2010
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That's nothing, I bought almost £200 worth of wheels and £85 worth of tyres because I liked the way they looked.....saved about 0.0004 grams too hehe

SkinnyBoy

4,635 posts

287 months

Sunday 9th May 2010
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very nice!

its this very reason I never buy complete bikes, the upgrade path usually costs more than the bike. Now hurry up CRC and get my XTR levers in stock!!

mackie1

8,169 posts

262 months

Sunday 9th May 2010
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I bought some magnesium (Wellgo MG-1) pedals the other day. I just need to bike to go with them now. Come *on* Merlin.

Rich_W

12,548 posts

241 months

Sunday 9th May 2010
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Garlick said:
That's nothing, I bought almost £200 worth of wheels and £85 worth of tyres because I liked the way they looked.....saved about 0.0004 grams too hehe
See, I'm completely differnet, I only change things I break/damage. Generally, I'm not even that hard on bikes so most of my bikes remain 90%+ standard over the years. Better to put the money into MY upgrades. Whether that's nutrition/fitness/clothing

Gooby

9,269 posts

263 months

Monday 10th May 2010
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Garlick said:
Following last weeks pedals, today the wallet was lightened by purchasing:

http://www.eastonbike.com/PRODUCTS/FORKS/09/fork_e...

:
Easton CNT fibre stuff is just lovely, I have some monkeylite bars which are superb! I was lucky enough to ride the BMC CNT bike which is easton CF. Brilliant bike!

Garlick

Original Poster:

40,601 posts

269 months

Monday 10th May 2010
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Rich_W said:
Garlick said:
That's nothing, I bought almost £200 worth of wheels and £85 worth of tyres because I liked the way they looked.....saved about 0.0004 grams too hehe
See, I'm completely differnet, I only change things I break/damage. Generally, I'm not even that hard on bikes so most of my bikes remain 90%+ standard over the years. Better to put the money into MY upgrades. Whether that's nutrition/fitness/clothing
I did buckle a wheel (a bit) hence the purchase.

I can't help it. See my car garage for other ways I waste money. I should calm down really....

okgo

42,075 posts

227 months

Monday 10th May 2010
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Is there any worth building a superior bike around an average frame?

Bit like Wernicks 'stang in that respect hehe

hullbilly

383 posts

201 months

Tuesday 11th May 2010
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I never remember Haymarket paying that well.....