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Hi, just wondering if there is any bike-related product that you have ever found you need, but isn't available.
For example I've often thought just having a single brake lever to control both brakes on commuting bikes would be good. I heard someone made a bike jacket that flashes LEDs along your arm when you hold it out to indicate automatically. sounds niffty, but probably expensive! So is there any bike stuff you wish was around? (but that isn't too wacky! ) |
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I'd like a $20 powertap(or simply enough $$$ to buy one), really, or is that too wacky?
I think you could do the single brake lever for both brakes with a piece from a "gyro" (I think it's called, it's used for freestyle BMX bikes so they can spin the bars) that splits the cable into two. But really though, that would undermine the bike handeling under hard braking (back wheel would lose traction). |
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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11-25 Dura Ace 7800 cassettes
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: NYC
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Black patent leather pumps with 6" spike heels, drilled for 2-hole SPD style cleats
...in my wife's size, of course. Or what the hell, in my size, I know I'd look fierce sporting those!
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, USA
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They have brake levers that pull two cables. They typically are for tandems etc, but are also sometimes used for people who can only squeeze with one hand (partial paralysis etc),
Here is one on Ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Dual-Pull-M...0 8221871r2046
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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I wish I could adjust my saddle height while I'm riding/racing. True
![]() Maybe hydraulics. Let's all invent one a get rich |
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Tucson, AZ
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Adapt the hydraulic preload mech. off a sportbike rear shock w/ hydraulic preload adjustment (Ohlins, WP, Extreme Tech......yummy.). I'd like to see clustered cassettes go away and cassettes made with individual cogs come back in a big way. I'd rather decide what ratios are in my cassette rather than have the manufacturer do it. That's all I want.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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![]() It'd probably be too heavy for all the weight weenies |
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that really is wacky ...if only!dgregory57, that's very interesting, i thought someone would have come up with one already! Here's another one, tyres which display their current pressure on the sidewall. Would make pumping up using old-school pumps easier and help to show if you've got a slow puncture...somehow I can't see it happening though. |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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I had to post these somewhere
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Ballard, WA
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I'd like to see a road version of the Girvin Flexstem.
Saddles that can be customized for comfort. road-specific disc brakes. More nudity on group rides. 12 lb road bikes that don't cost $12K |
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You don't want to see nude men! Maybe nude women and crossdressers!
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So, explain to me, how a person with no clothes on could be a crossdresser? |
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http://www.gravitydropper.com/ http://newflavors.bicycling.com/200...k-brothers.html http://www.whistlermountainbike.com...808-specialized
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