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JBeattie December 12th 14 02:23 AM

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So, what would be good (and relatively cheap) gifts for cyclists? Not a major gift -- something more than a stocking stuffer, though. This is when I could kick myself for not buying some cheap jerseys at the Castelli warehouse sale.

-- Jay Beattie.

Duane[_4_] December 12th 14 02:44 AM

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jbeattie wrote:
So, what would be good (and relatively cheap) gifts for cyclists? Not a
major gift -- something more than a stocking stuffer, though. This is
when I could kick myself for not buying some cheap jerseys at the Castelli warehouse sale.


Define relatively cheap. Maybe a nice compact multitool gizmo? Hard to
say. If it's for someone already riding then maybe something that's going
to need replacing like tires or bar tape since they likely have the basics.


Gift certificate at the LBS always works.


--
duane

[email protected] December 12th 14 03:31 AM

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http://goo.gl/OikZ1K

Frank Krygowski[_2_] December 12th 14 03:44 AM

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On Thursday, December 11, 2014 9:23:20 PM UTC-5, jbeattie wrote:
So, what would be good (and relatively cheap) gifts for cyclists? Not a major gift -- something more than a stocking stuffer, though. This is when I could kick myself for not buying some cheap jerseys at the Castelli warehouse sale.

-- Jay Beattie.


Depends what they've got now, and how they ride. But I suppose a classic
cycling cap might be the equivalent of the generic Dad's necktie.
One size fits most, it has some usefulness, and it checks off the "I gave
him/her something" box. I like mine quite a lot.

Blinkie taillights are useful. You don't have to be r.b.tech picky about them.

A bike bell can be either practical or whimsical or a joke. Maybe all three.

How about a decent book on how to ride in traffic? I'd recommend
_Cyclecraft_ by John Franklin.

Or there's this:
http://www.bicyclinglife.com/SafetyS...nkNFred017.htm

- Frank Krygowski

[email protected] December 12th 14 12:25 PM

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http://goo.gl/RD44XM


[email protected] December 12th 14 12:35 PM

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http://goo.gl/RD44XM

http://goo.gl/SeNAwT


[email protected] December 12th 14 12:55 PM

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not to high jack your subject but related stuff..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brough_Superior_SS100

http://goo.gl/RD44XM

http://goo.gl/SeNAwT

the accident story I knew b4 was TE was at 80 mph, a woman driving a negative rear vision sedan forced TE off the road onto a grass verge with a ditch...

but last I looked, story of Richard Farina's BMW accident was off course..

WikiMod

yawl could send Wiki $5 for Christmass



AMuzi December 12th 14 01:53 PM

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On 12/11/2014 8:23 PM, jbeattie wrote:
So, what would be good (and relatively cheap) gifts for cyclists? Not a major gift -- something more than a stocking stuffer, though. This is when I could kick myself for not buying some cheap jerseys at the Castelli warehouse sale.

-- Jay Beattie.


Our longstanding advice is 'don't buy hardware as a gift'.
Sox, clothing, consumables (oil, bar tape, tubes, cleaner,
food etc)

--
Andrew Muzi
www.yellowjersey.org/
Open every day since 1 April, 1971



[email protected] December 12th 14 02:03 PM

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1 April, 1971

now who finds this box of chrome vanadium allen and hex head 6mm's under the BB ?


[email protected] December 12th 14 02:08 PM

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now who finds this box of chrome vanadium allen and hex head 6mm's under the BB ?

after years of grinding my teeth post insertion...bought a box of graded FULL THREADED 1/4/20x1.5" from McMaster Carr laid atop the fine toothed hacksaw blades
with nuts...cashews





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