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greasedscotsman
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Funny, I've just been reading about "a solution looking for a problem"
Do they make them for STI levers?0 -
They even match the frame. Nice.
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This may be an oddball suggestion, but what if you put some of those things onto your fingers? That way you could keep your fingers warm on the handlebars as well as on the levers.0
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deptfordmarmoset wrote:This may be an oddball suggestion, but what if you put some of those things onto your fingers? That way you could keep your fingers warm on the handlebars as well as on the levers.
You could market them as fingerwarmers.0 -
deptfordmarmoset wrote:This may be an oddball suggestion, but what if you put some of those things onto your fingers? That way you could keep your fingers warm on the handlebars as well as on the levers.
Not necessary, that's where the "knitted bar tape" comes in...
- 22% lighter than conventional bar tape
- 17% more cushioning that conventional bar tape
- 95% of our testers say they perfer the velvety soft texture
Avaliable in lots of exciting colours
This offer is not avaliable in your local bike shops, so please forward your credit cards details to me, wait 6-8 weeks and get your very own "Knit your own Bar Tape" kit.
Also avaliable:
Knitted saddle cover
Knitted water bottle cover
Knitted helmet cover
Knitted overshoes
I could go on, but probably shouldn'0 -
greasedscotsman wrote:deptfordmarmoset wrote:This may be an oddball suggestion, but what if you put some of those things onto your fingers? That way you could keep your fingers warm on the handlebars as well as on the levers.
Not necessary, that's where the "knitted bar tape" comes in...
- 22% lighter than conventional bar tape
- 17% more cushioning that conventional bar tape
- 95% of our testers say they perfer the velvety soft texture
Avaliable in lots of exciting colours
This offer is not avaliable in your local bike shops, so please forward your credit cards details to me, wait 6-8 weeks and get your very own "Knit your own Bar Tape" kit.
Also avaliable:
Knitted saddle cover
Knitted water bottle cover
Knitted helmet cover
Knitted overshoes
I could go on, but probably shouldn'
:P
I noticed your knitted water bottle cover range online. I have a Teacycle pot designed to fit in my bottle cage. But I've found that the tea becomes tepid after anything more than 2 hours out in sub-zero temperatures. Do you supply knitted tea cozies? Preferably in British racing green and (essential) woven with Aeroprofile Kwiknwarm lambswool?0 -
I would love to see a full picture of that bike. Looks like a fashionista disaster to me.0
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It's more amazing that you could ever have imagined...
http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/pho ... ive/109036
(sorry, can't seem to past the photo, your gonna have to do some work and click on the link...)0 -
deptfordmarmoset wrote:
:P
I noticed your knitted water bottle cover range online. I have a Teacycle pot designed to fit in my bottle cage. But I've found that the tea becomes tepid after anything more than 2 hours out in sub-zero temperatures. Do you supply knitted tea cozies? Preferably in British racing green and (essential) woven with Aeroprofile Kwiknwarm lambswool?
I'm sure that's something the "Knit-tech" boffins could work on, but at the moment their all in the wind tunnel trying to eleminate the vibration problems we're getting with the new skinsuit 0 -
Wow. Gotta love the metrosexual chic.
Metallic brown crank arms. Nice!0 -
It comes with a tea-tray!
Very useful for cake-stops.
Cycling weakly0
