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 Vintage Sturmey Archer Raleigh Chrome Steel Bike Bicycle Toe Clips Size medium  US $9.99
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 Road/Track Bike Steel Double Toe Clips Large Straps NEW US $24.97
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![The Cycling Experience: California: 3 Stationary Cycling Tours [VHS]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/51F65QG5YBL._SL160_.jpg) |
The Cycling Experience: California: 3 Stationary Cycling Tours [VHS] List Price: $14.98 Sale Price: $10.75  |
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Eliminate the boredom of indoor stationary cycling!!Experience the thrill of cycling the winding cliffs of Big Sur high above the Pacific Ocean.... Experience the excitement of pedaling up and racing down the the awesome Sierra Nevada Mountains... Experience the wonder of touring the golden dunes of Death Valley.. at home on your exercise bike or windtrainer. Breathtaking cinematography and original instrumental music take you on cycling journeys that you will enjoy again and again. |
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MAGLITE ASXD026 D-Cell Flashlight Mounting Bracket List Price: $7.13 Sale Price: $2.34 |
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2 Pack Auto Clamp, Holds Any D Cell Mag Aluminum Flashlight To A Flat Surface, Includes Mounting Screws. |
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Kryptonite New York Standard Bicycle U-Lock with Bracket ( 4-Inch x 8-Inch) List Price: $90.95 Sale Price: $63.84 |
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Kryptonite New York MC 3000 U-Lock Ultimate security for high theft areasSteel sleeve in a "crossbar over crossbar" constructionHigh security, anti-pick disc style cylinder with double dead bolt lockExtra thick 58" Kryptonium steel shackleIncludes a lighted key4" x 8" |
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Camelbak Antidote Cleaning Kit List Price: $20.00 Sale Price: $13.85 |
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The all-in-one tool kit for faster cleaning and drying.New click-in dryer hangs Antidote Quick Link reservoirs, ensuring water drainsExtra folding dryer arms lock open Antidote reservoirsTwo brushes and cleaning tabs keep the reservoir odor and taste-free |
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Ventra Pack 2-in-1 Chest Pack / Slim Shoulder Sling Messenger Bag List Price: $66.00 Sale Price: $64.95 |
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VentraPack positions frequently used accessories within sight so you don't waste time un-strapping and removing your backpack to find your camera, sun-block, etc. while on the move. A zipper releases a drop-down work surface with a map window and comprehensive organizer to store items internally; optional modular exterior pouches are available to hold larger contents. How it works: VentraPack's 4 exclusive anchors quickly snap to your backpack's webbing on the shoulder harness. Hi-visibility quick-release buckles allow instant chest-pack detachment. The 4 anchors length-adjust to fit most users. Comfort features: Breathable, padded 3D mesh foam back to vent moisture; custom long rubber end zipper pullers are easy to use even with gloves on; padding on front/back protect the contents. Quality features: Highest quality water resistant PUX2 treated Dobby Nylon for look and durability; smooth & reliable best available YKK zippers; box stitched or bar-tacked for high load-bearing; high quality 3-D rubber tags, best US-brand Nexus buckles for secure closure; smooth strong webbings. Utility features: The fold out shelf surface feature a clear document/map window and a stiffened work area for writing, etc; lined with orange nylon to allocating contents; wire port for iPods, MP3, etc; large rear pocket with Velcro closure for larger flat items. Available gear module pouches securely snap onto chest-pack front in any desired position/combination. 5 optional modules available for purchase: Zip Cluster Pouch - padded for digital cameras, flash units, iPhone/PDA, batteries, snacks, etc. Flap Cluster Pouch - draw-string top for water bottles, mittens, camera lens, iPhone/PDA, batteries, snacks, etc. Koala Sheath - fits hand-size accessories. Elastic sides stretch to accommodating anything from pocket flashlights, multi-tool, etc. up to bar cell phones. POD Case: fits most sunglasses or small gadgets. Capsule Case: fits most cell phones, GPS, or small gadgets. |
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Hydrapak ELITE Quantum Clip List Price: $5.99 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The Quantum Clip uses a magnet to easily snap a high-flow drink tube in place along any point on the shoulder or sternum strap while riding, running, or hiking.2-piece magnetic clipCompatible with all Hydrapak reservoir systems |
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CABLE CLIP ACTION PLASTIC DOUBLE 1-1/8 BLACK Sale Price: $0.99 |
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Action Cable Clips - Plastic band, holds housing to frame Double black 1-1/8" each. |
![Garmin Foot Pod [Retail Packaging]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41J0yrjjCYL._SL160_.jpg) |
Garmin Foot Pod [Retail Packaging] List Price: $69.99 Sale Price: $38.98 |
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The Garmin 010-11092-00 Foot Pad transmits distance and pace data. It's lightweight and small enough to attach to shoelaces or fit in the mid-sole pocket of compatible shoes. This tiny foot pod is small enough to attach to your shoelaces or fit in the mid-sole pocket of compatible shoes. It's always ready to use, and a small, replaceable watch battery powers the foot pod for a year of training. Unlike simple pedometers, this foot pod uses advanced MEMS inertial-sensor technology to analyze your movements and is responsive to stride-length changes to achieve 98 percent accuracy for speed and distance. Additionally, this sensor measures running cadence to help you optimize your training.Provides speed, distance and pace indoors and out|Extended battery life (approximately 500 hours)|Attaches to shoelaces (with included holster) or in the mid-sole pocket of select footwear|Lightweight - under 1 ounce|Uses Garmin Ant+ transmission technology|Small size - just 1w x 1.8t x .25d inches|Compatible with Garmin FR60 and Forerunner 50, 305, and 405 models |
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GoPro Chest Mount Harness for HERO Cameras List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: $37.99 |
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Chest Harness for your quick-release HERO camera. Makes it easy to capture immersive video and photo footage from, well...your chest. Perfect for skiing, mountain biking, motocross, paddle sports, or any activity where you want to get a "lower than the helmet" view of the action. See more of your arms, knees poles, and skis while skiing...or your arms and handlebars while biking or riding your motorcycle. Recommended as a more immersive way to film than on the helmet. |
![Mountek's nGroove CD Slot Mount - Universal Smartphone Car Mount fits Apple iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S, Blackberry, HTC, Motorola, Samsung, etc. [Inserts into CD Slot or Grooves in Dash]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41627WqW8dL._SL160_.jpg) |
Mountek's nGroove CD Slot Mount - Universal Smartphone Car Mount fits Apple iPhone 3G/3GS/4/4S, Blackberry, HTC, Motorola, Samsung, etc. [Inserts into CD Slot or Grooves in Dash] List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: $19.95 |
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Shopping for a reliable, high-quality mount for your mobile device? This one installs directly into your CD player slot or in between the grooves of your dash. PATENT PENDING DESIGN. It uses NO SUCTION CUPS, NO CLIPS, NO SCREWS, and it requires NO TOOLS. Best part, it won't obstruct your view of the road. FAQs: My charge port is located on the side of my phone. Will this allow for me to charge it at the same time? Absolutely. Simply detach the support bar located at the bottom of the cradle, and you can easily mount your phone with the charge port exposed. Will the blade activate the CD's auto loader? Although all CD players are made differently, the plastic blade does not reach far enough to activate a CD player's auto loading function. If my CD player has a rubber/cloth dust guard, will the mount damage it? The max depth the nGroove blade can reach is 16mm or .63". If the depth of your dust guard is shorter than this, then the plastic blade might cause it to appear warped or wrinkled. I have an extended battery which requires a larger case. Will it fit? The MT5000 was not designed for devices thicker than .70", but you still might be able to mount your phone without its case. NOTE: You must completely loosen the blade's tightening wheel BEFORE uninstalling the mount. Compatible with the new iPhone 4/4S, HTC Thunderbolt, HTC Evo 3D, HTC Inspire, HTC myTouch, Nexus One, Galaxy S Series, LG Revolution, Motorola Droid Bionic, Atrix, & More! *Will not fit TomTom GPS units with a protruding rear speaker. Please read complete FAQs on Mountek's corporate website for additional information. |
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Biking Across Arizona is not an easy task, but if one were to take it in sections it is not as bad as it may seem. Starting from Yuma AZ and riding into Phoenix is a decent ride for the long-distance bike riding enthusiast. It is relatively uneventful and the sheer distance makes it somewhat challenging. The route is not too difficult and yet there are some mountains to cross and some steady inclines.
To start your journey a good location would be Barnes and Noble just off Business 8 or Thirty-second street in Yuma. It is an easy clip thru Yuma about 3 miles to S. Araby Rd. where you will go North one mile to Hwy 95 and just prior to the Military Artillery Proving Ground, (that noise you will be hearing is the sound of Freedom) you will make a right hand turn on East County Third Street. You will follow the main paved road zig-zagging every half to two miles on roads like E. Forth Street, S. Ave 18 E, E. County Sixth, S. Ave. 19 E, E County Seventh, S. Ave. 20 E, S. Ave 20 E and finally you come to Old Hwy 80 also known as Los Angeles Ave.
Take Old Hwy 80 20 miles to S 45 East and go North for 5 miles to East County Second 1 mile then left to Palmas Road this leg is 45 miles of desert a real ass-flatener, but hang tough as this is where it gets fun. Palmas turns into W. Hyder Rd. for one mile and you will turn left on S. 555 Avenue, yes that is a Phoenix Area numbered street. Follow that until the end about 5 miles hook a right half mile and left on about the only paved road out there onto West Agua Calliente for 28 miles of sheer hell, but scenic beauty.
Next make a left on Old Hwy 80 again six miles to South Palo Verde Rd. North for one mile to Baseline Rd. turn left and ride six more miles turns a diagonal and becomes Main Street and then turns back straight again and you are in the City of Goodyear. A good rest point is the Starbucks on the other side of I-10 on Litchfield Road 3 miles North. When done resting take McDowell East 25 miles thru Phoenix to North Scottsdale Road and then 15 miles to Scottsdale. There are many good pick up points there. Rest and get some sleep. Job well done, I will be continuing my Trek Across America to Globe and then up Highway 60.
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Sunglasses and Biking
For both the serious cyclist and the casual cyclist, sunglasses are an essential piece of equipment. Biking sunglasses really serve multiple purposes: you are investing in great eyewear that must look good and make a fashion statement while also removing road glare to help you enjoy cycling on even the sunniest of days.
When you decide that the time is right for you to purchase biking sunglasses, you want to be certain that they will fit all your needs. Generally you want to test different styles and tints to find the right match for you as everyone is unique.
There is a wide range of options available in biking sunglasses. While some biking sunglasses block UV rays they do so in varying degrees. Also, polarized sunglasses can cut down or even eliminate the glare from the sun and help you to see better. And others are more about looking good.
The durability of the sunglasses is an important consideration as chances are that even the most avid of cyclists can wipe out now and then. Falling down should not mean that your glasses get shattered.
Cyclists also need to have eyewear that covers the periphery of your eyes to help with your overall quality of your vision. The sunglasses also need to cut down on wind and debris that can affect your eyes which can seriously hamper your ability to see the road leading to dangerous situations.
For those that need prescription glasses, you will have the option of buying prescription biking sunglasses or buying biking lenses that flip down or clip on over your prescription glasses. This is purely an individual choice depending on your particular needs, tastes and of course budget.
The most important thing of all is that you take the time to find the right biking sunglasses for your unique style and needs. Then go out and take a bike ride knowing that your new biking sunglasses will make every mile more enjoyable.
Steve writes about items of interest for both you and himself. For more great information about vision care and how to protect your eyes with polarized sunglasses and optics, be sure to visit http://www.sunglasspolarized.com and http://www.stattcomposites.com
About the Author
Steve writes about items of interest for both you and himself. For more great information about vision care and how to protect your eyes, be sure to visit www.sunglasspolarized.com and www.stattcomposites.com
I just got a Let's Go bar that attaches to your bike to ride with your dog?
I just got one of those bars that attach to you bike with a leash that clip to your dog so that you can ride with your dog running next to you from Let's Go. I have a dog that's a little less than 40 pounds (I would say 35 pounds or so). She is SO scared of my bike, it never fell on her in the past. When I am riding fast enough she is fine but when I stopped twice she freaked out and jumped around the front wheel so she was a bit stuck. I pulled her around it but she bit the tire (I don't think it's popped though). She loves to run so this would be excellent exercise.
I also just got a clicker training set so could you give some advice on how to teach her that the bike is fine?
By the way, here is a from Amazon of the Let's Go bar:
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First teach her that the click = good. Give her a click then special treat. ALWAYS offer the reward even if you click by accident.
Do this for things that she knows, such as a sit. She will catch on very soon.
After that whenever she goes near the bike (when its not moving) click and reward.
Then when attached to it (before it moves and as soon as she is calm) click, reward.
Move the bike forward just slightly and very slowly, even if you only move it a few centimetres, click and reward BEFORE she gets the chance to react, then slightly more, click, reward.
Try to finish on a good note so quit while you are ahead. Do not try to rush the process, stay calm and consistent. Next day start again and see if you can move it (even though not at the pedalling stage yet) a little further, click reward and finish on that. And so on.
At the moment she is ok going fast since she has no choice but to focus while doing that but she isnt calm or confident with it yet. Doing the above you will gain her trust in you and the bike and teach her to see it as a good thing. Dont rush the process and you will be surprised how quickly she improves. Clicker training is a great thing for this and you are right, the bike will be good excercise so its worth persevering.
Paris man gets his wish: Bike and opportunity to inspire youth
PARIS — A 20-year-old South Paris man born without lower arms or lower legs got his wish Tuesday: a specially made bicycle to ride to Camp No Limits in Rome where he hopes to inspire other youths without limbs.
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