novelty gift ideas....
LoUiS1985
Posts: 841
Hi all...
I am looking for a MTB related novelty gift idea for my riding buddy for christmas. He has everything he needs regarding bikes and bits so a bike related gift would be good, although i'm stuck for ideas.
Something like those hope salt and pepper pots is what i'm after, altough i don;t really wanna spend more than about £20-30
Cheers,
Louis
I am looking for a MTB related novelty gift idea for my riding buddy for christmas. He has everything he needs regarding bikes and bits so a bike related gift would be good, although i'm stuck for ideas.
Something like those hope salt and pepper pots is what i'm after, altough i don;t really wanna spend more than about £20-30
Cheers,
Louis
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Park Tools Pizza Wheel - always wanted one myself
http://www.cyclestore.co.uk/productDeta ... ctID=130150 -
+1 for the pizza cutter. We were bought one recently - although i can't help making motor-bike noises when i use it....0
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The Big Cheese wrote:Park Tools Pizza Wheel - always wanted one myself
http://www.cyclestore.co.uk/productDeta ... ctID=13015
yes thats the kind of thing i'm looking for, keep the suggestions coming......
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banana holder???
mtb related mug???0 -
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How much for those belts!0 -
Awesome, just found this from the wiggle link above
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Cyclepassion_Calendar_2010/5360046426/0 -
bluechair84 wrote:Awesome, just found this from the wiggle link above
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Cyclepassion_Calendar_2010/5360046426/
Yeah but check the price Boardman Hybrid Pro
Planet X XLS0 -
I'm crap at putting photo's on here but check this thread for a guy who has come up with some cool cufflinks
http://www.singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/designed-a-new-product-how-do-magazine-reviews-work0 -
Bought my riding mate a park tools pint glass. He likes it.
What not to buy! I was in a shop called something like 'manzone' today in the new St. Davids 2 shopping centre. "perfect gift for the cyclist"
Haynes mini bike kit. A horrible looking, oversized, cheap multitool, tiny little haynes manual for bike (written mid-90's judging by the pics in the cover) and a something else (mug or tiny towel maybe) £30!!!!
I just know I'm getting one this Yule, it'll be stored with the plastic "alloy looking" wheel covers I got one year (for a car already wearing tastey BBS's) in the charity shop.0 -
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Mongoose Teocali
Giant STP0
Why are MTB economics; spend twice as much as you intended, but only half as much as you wish you could afford? :roll:0 -
How about these
http://www.poshcuffs.co.uk/gallery/bike-cufflinks.php
Mountain Bike Cufflinks
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I had a load of novetly park stuff, bought by my ex. Which she kept.0
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electra do a coffee cup holder for bikes, pretty fun and works well.0
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ride_whenever wrote:electra do a coffee cup holder for bikes, pretty fun and works well.
Is this before or after the 3rd-degree burns?0
