Handlebars
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essentially dead cat for mic, used for the ears? .....pretty shmart!
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Prairie Dog
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I replaced the stock grips on my Levo CC with a pair of DMR flangeless Deathgrips. I find them to be ultra cushy and the Kraton compound is super sticky. Plus, the ends won’t likely be as prone to breaking off as they were on the Ergon GA2s. Good buy at $22 Cdn.
Handlebars
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Oh, those are defnitely high valvue.
Slaphappygamer
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Just got an afternoon mocha with whipped cream. It was a medium.
Slaphappygamer
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Cool. For which console? The PSP was fun.
Handlebars
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no pics????
6zfshdb
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It probably didn't last long enough to take one
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Every time I ride I'm aware of being happy I bought it. Because I take it off every time I lock up the bike, over time the attachment has become less strong - but it can be supplemented with a rubber band to make sure it doesn't get knocked off accidentally. The battery is still good enough to last for any of my rides, so all in all an excellent product.
Slaphappygamer
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Sorry, it only lasted about ten minutes. Then I had to get back on the road. For reference, it was a white cup with a white lid. No brown coffee sleeve, because, that’s how I roll. Lol
WattsUpDude
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I have that same tail light/horn/alarm. I like it but I don't use it much so I really only charge it once a month. I only turn the alarm on when I'm locking up in front of the store or if I have to leave my bike in front of my garage unattended for a minute or two. If I'm on a mixed use path, I use the horn well in advance since it's pretty loud, it would be pretty mean to use it just 10 feet away from the person I'm passing.
Handlebars
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That reminds me to get some of the best "paper" cups ever, I got them from Dollar Tree I think. I like them better than real reusable cups. I reuse them. I'll show pics of them if I find them again today.
Slaphappygamer
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I got these many years ago and still use them. They are great for snacks, hot and cold drnks (including coffee), vehicle-cup-holder-trashcan, pen holder, and more!
Stainless Steel Pint Cups (Pack... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00GXUQ2QM?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Handlebars
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I was disappointed at Dollar Tree to find the good disposable cups were in a 5 pack only at the price I thought 10 were, last time I bought them. I bought a pack anyway. Not a good deal.
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Handlebars
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Which item is that tail light/horn/alarm, please?I have that same tail light/horn/alarm. I like it but I don't use it much so I really only charge it once a month. I only turn the alarm on when I'm locking up in front of the store or if I have to leave my bike in front of my garage unattended for a minute or two. If I'm on a mixed use path, I use the horn well in advance since it's pretty loud, it would be pretty mean to use it just 10 feet away from the person I'm passing.
Handlebars
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I think I'll buy some of those. These are the Dollar Tree cups...the corrugated outer sleeve makes them non-slip and completely good temperature to hold. My favorite cup, actually. And they were 10-packs last time, I found the package with some leftover lids.
fooferdoggie
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we bought the expensive Kleen Kanteeen ones thats all we could find back then. but they have been worth it my wife is blind and glasses did not survive very long so these guys have lasted for many years intact. but if you like hot stuff you need the insulated ones.
WattsUpDude
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Slaphappygamer
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Awesome! I got that EXACT stuff for my car rails, a few years ago. That would make a nice guard for your chainstay as well.
Handlebars
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What make/model bike is it?
I've been on the fence and didn't buy it yet because my previous alarm which was said to be 120 dB and mentioned favorably was not loud enough and it broke down quickly. This one is higher priced and has better functions...and better recommenders so I think I will pull the trigger.
Handlebars
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The 1's are going cheap. They can hardly give them away.
"Canada has given up trying to find a buyer for its surplus army tanks after what appears to be a last ditch attempt to move them to Jordan fizzled out, Global News has learned.
Canada has about 50 surplus Leopard 1C2 battle tanks and 11 Leopard 1 armoured engineering vehicles left over from the original batch of about 127 Leopard 1s Canada purchased, beginning in 1978.
But the Canadian Army parked its Leopard 1s for good last year and has moved over completely to the more modern Leopard 2 tanks."
"Canada has given up trying to find a buyer for its surplus army tanks after what appears to be a last ditch attempt to move them to Jordan fizzled out, Global News has learned.
Canada has about 50 surplus Leopard 1C2 battle tanks and 11 Leopard 1 armoured engineering vehicles left over from the original batch of about 127 Leopard 1s Canada purchased, beginning in 1978.
But the Canadian Army parked its Leopard 1s for good last year and has moved over completely to the more modern Leopard 2 tanks."
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