so what did santa bring you?
fast eddie
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Bianchi c2c mirage 
i've joined the Dark side........
i've joined the Dark side........
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When you said dark side, I thought you meant mountain bike. Welcome to the world of speed, shaved legs and tight clothing.
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Rollers!
Oh good....
Broken neck for the new year then!0 -
There was no Wilier Izoard under the tree.
Did get some cycling kit though.
Another pair of Spesh winter bib longs, another pair of red Fortezza Tricomps, pair of Woolie Boolies, half a dozen inner tubes and a couple of hundred quid which will either be put towards a new bike or PC.0 -
He hasn't been
No, wait a minute, what this... wahooo, I love Santa (not in a sexual way) 0 -
A carbon seatpost and some gloves, the latter which has just been tested on a two hour pre-dinner ride. And very warm they are too!0
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A cycling back pack and some Assos after bike wear which is sweet!
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Oh thank you, Santa, thank you!
The new steed, introducing my 08 Condor Italia dripping with Campag Veloce and Campag Scirocco wheels. And it's miserable out. Roll on tomorrow...
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YOU BASTARD! :shock:homercles wrote:Oh thank you, Santa, thank you!
The new steed, introducing my 08 Condor Italia dripping with Campag Veloce and Campag Scirocco wheels. And it's miserable out. Roll on tomorrow...0 -
Santa forgot about me
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Smokin Joe wrote:YOU BASTARD! :shock:
Thanks Joe - my first Campag-equipped bike. Now to go out and get laid :twisted:0 -
Giro Ionos in Silver/White 8) .... thanks to the missus (she does pay attention to some of the things I say)
It's great to be .....0 -
No cycling stuff for me
Just clothes, books, dvds, an iPhone and chocolates. Thank you Santa
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Sending the bover boys up to the north pole :evil:0
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Seriously though homercles, great looking bike. You'll appreciate the black colour when you get the odd chip, very easy to do an invisible repair with just a dab of Humbrol model paint.homercles wrote:Smokin Joe wrote:YOU BASTARD! :shock:
Thanks Joe - my first Campag-equipped bike. Now to go out and get laid :twisted:0 -
A pair of Bont Jet inline speed skates:
http://www.nettracing.com/pict/complete/jet3.jpg
Still gives me the chance to wear lycra and shaved legs - but 8 wheels can be just as much fun!Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0 -
Don't come whining to us with your broken ankle, that's all.Monty Dog wrote:A pair of Bont Jet inline speed skates:
http://www.nettracing.com/pict/complete/jet3.jpg
Still gives me the chance to wear lycra and shaved legs - but 8 wheels can be just as much fun!0 -
Um, there's no Santa. It's a fable. I never believed in him from day one.
My wife gave me a new bass drum pedal.0 -
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Garmin 305 cycle computer with cadence and HR. It is amazing. Went out in the pissing rain yesterday and it kept me motivated My silly looking GT
WTP Pony flatland bike (maybe 4 sal3)
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ortleib rear luggage pack/case thingie, great for my cloths on tour!In the valley of high oil prices the cyclist is king!0
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not a lot of cycle related suff - not a lot at all really...
I guess it's all for the kids these days
anyway - one cycle related item I did get is a Charge Spoon brown saddle - which will look amazing on my rust-brown langster fixed bike! I have been after one for ages and everyone was always out of stock - not quite sure how the mother-in-law came across one or how she knew what to look for but I assume the wife has been a good-un on that front!0 -
A Big Blue Book, water bottle and tyre levers. Haven't found where he left my
Santa must have left it in the garden somewhere :?We are born with the dead:
See, they return, and bring us with them.0 -
Smokin Joe wrote:
Don't come whining to us with your broken ankle, that's all.Monty Dog wrote:A pair of Bont Jet inline speed skates:
http://www.nettracing.com/pict/complete/jet3.jpg
Still gives me the chance to wear lycra and shaved legs - but 8 wheels can be just as much fun!
Broken ankle? No worries - perhaps a bit of gravel-rash though. The dogs at Dorney Lake are going to have to get a bit fitter as they're going to need to run faster to catch me and drafting cyclists on skates is so much fun...Make mine an Italian, with Campagnolo on the side..0 -
Bianchi c2c Xenon
Red Aende, Red Spesh Hardrock, Wine Mercian, Rusty Flying Scot0 -
mmmmmmmmm!
A lovely pair of carbon fibre bottle holders.
Celeste is best
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3 x rapha base layers plus dynamo solid light! Yippee!0
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Cycling wise I got rather spoilt - some waterproof Altura MTB trousers, a helly hansen base layer and a new backpack (walking type actually but works v well for mtb riding)!0
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The Bourne Ultamatum DVD, aftershave etc and few other things. Its all for the kids now and I would not let my better half see the price of my cycling stuff anyway. :roll:Brian B.0
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A specialized Propero lid. A Rapha fixed teeshirt (dad had to remortage the house for it) and a terry's (dark) chocolate orange - result 0
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An Evel Kneivel dare devil set, just like the one I had 30 yrs ago.0
