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 31.8mm Red Aerozine Seat Post Clamp - Titanium Bolt - 9 Grams  US $28.00
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 MURPHY QUALITYHOUSE NEW GLOSS RED SEAT COLLAR CLAMP US $15.00
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Grip-Lock Motorcycle and Scooter Security Lock List Price: $79.00 Sale Price: $62.80  |
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Grip-Lock is true ingenuity - simple but extremely effective. Grip-Lock is the world's only motorcycle security device that clamps both throttle and hand brake - instantly. A matter of fact the only patented throttle Grip-Lock in the world. No twist grip - no acceleration. May also be used as a parking brake; If used on the front brake lever will keep the bike from being pushed off the center or side stand. If used on the rear brake lever it will hold the back tire from spinning allowing for the loosening or re-torquing of the clutch nut when doing maintenance |
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CRUPI SEAT POST CLAMP 31.8MM (RED) Sale Price: $5,445.00 |
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CRUPI SEAT POST CLAMP 25.4MM (RED) Sale Price: $5,445.00 |
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Radio Flyer Wagon Canopy List Price: $45.99 Sale Price: $29.97 |
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Keep your kids safe from the sun's harmful rays. This UV-Protection Wagon Canopy works perfectly with your Radio Flyer Wagon (sold separately). It's easy to set up with tent and pole assembly -- four clamps hold the canopy tight to the wagon and a quick-clip feature lets you easily remove it. Canopy fits all types and sizes of Radio Flyer Wagons, whether they're plastic, steel, or wood. Comes with storage bag. |
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Bellelli Pepe Standard Fit Baby Carrier (Blue/Red, 50-Pound) List Price: $127.99 Sale Price: $95.00 |
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Bring your little one along for the ride with the Bellelli Pepe Rear Mounting Child Carrier Bike Seat! This durable plastic seat features a universal quick mounting system for easy attachment to a bicycles seat tube. The 3-point safety belt is easy to adjust and features a child-proof safety buckle with quick, one-handed fastening and unfastening capabilities. Height adjustable foot guards prevent contact with the wheels during every ride. The Pepe Seat includes a perforated, ventilated backrest to keep your child cool and comfortable! |
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Blackburn Mars 3.0 Flasher Rear Bicycle Light List Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $16.99 |
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An essential measure for any safety-conscious biker, the Blackburn Mars 3.0 Rear Bicycle Light will help make sure you are seen by traffic in plenty of time. The Mars 3.0 is constructed in a tough, water-resistant case and utilizes seven super-bright red LEDs. This rear bicycle light features lens optics that increase its visible distance, and side LEDs that provide 180-degree safety-boosting visibility. Blackburn's Mars 3.0 runs on two AAA batteries (included) for up to 50 hours in steady mode, or 150 hours in flash mode. About Blackburn In 1975, Jim Blackburn set out to design stronger, lighter, more innovative and more reliable cycling products. The first were bags and racks designed for touring. From there, Blackburn grew. Over the next 30 years, Blackburn's spark of innovation would lead to many revolutionary products, like the first high quality aircraft aluminum rack, the first dual stroke minipump, the first oversized mountain minipump and the first dual stage/dual stroke floorpump just to name a few. For 2005, Blackburn's creative spark is burning brighter than ever. And as we head into our 30th year, Blackburn is re-dedicated to designing smart, reliable, no nonsense accessories that are essential to your riding experience. Mars 3.0 - Blackburn?s most powerful rear flasher - Seven Super-bright red LED?s - Unique side LED?s for lateral visibility - Steady, flash and chase modes - 50 hour runtime steady; 150 hour runtime flash - Two mounting options included: belt clip and seatpost clamp - Water Resistant - Two AAA Batteries included - New packaging for 2008---smaller and 100% recyclable. - Lifetime Warranty |
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K-EDGE GO BIG Pro Handlebar Mount for GoPro Hero (K13-420 Gun Metal Grey) List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $54.99 |
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K-EDGE GO BIG Pro Handlebar Mount is designed to lock your GoPro camera securely in front of your handlebar; out of the way of your vision and out of the way of your hands - like a cantilevered movie camera boom with rock solid reliability. Two bolt clamp system attaches to the oversized 31.8mm diameter portion of the handlebar near the stem. No more vibration in your videos, no more camera falling off your bike, and most importantly no more lost memories. This is an elite level cycling camera mount by the makers of the K-EDGE Chain Catcher, chosen by the world's best cyclists to ensure success in the Tour de France or your next ride. Go big or go home but don't go without a bomb-proof K-EDGE GO BIG Mount for your GoPro camera! |
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K-EDGE GO BIG Pro Saddle Rail Mount for GoPro Hero (K13-430 Red) List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $44.99 |
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K-EDGE GO BIG Pro Saddle Rail Mount is designed to lock your GoPro camera securely under your bicycle saddle with rock solid reliability. Quick and easy attachment to standard bicycle saddle rails with camera angle adjustability to dial in your video and photos. Make your buddies jealous while making them look like heroes (albeit while riding your wheel) with this no shake, no break, and no worries camera mount. This is an elite level cycling camera mount by the makers of the K-EDGE Chain Catcher, chosen by the world's best cyclists to ensure success in the Tour de France or your next ride. Go big or go home but don't go without a bomb-proof K-EDGE GO BIG Mount for your GoPro camera! |
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K-EDGE GO BIG Handlebar Mount for GoPro Hero (K13-410 Red) List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $34.99 |
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K-EDGE GO BIG Handlebar Mount is designed to lock your GoPro camera securely on your handlebars with rock solid reliability. Same secure two-bolt clamp attachment system as our Pro Handlebar Mount and a wide range of camera angle choices. Easy adjustment whether you choose the view ahead or the view of you. No more vibration in your videos, no more cameras falling off your bike, and most important no more lost memories. This is an elite level cycling camera mount by the makers of the K-EDGE Chain Catcher, chosen by the world's best cyclists to ensure success in the Tour de France or your next ride. Go big or go home but don't go without a bomb-proof K-EDGE GO BIG Mount for your GoPro camera! |
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"NEW" UNIQUE Heavy-Duty OASIS 500 Sport Seat w/ IPOD HOLDER & CELL PHONE HOLDER-3 Years Warranty-High Quality Construction- A BONUS SOLAR RECHARGEABLE LED KEY-CHAIN LIGHT INCLUDED WITH YOUR PURCHASE...AVAILABLE IN RED, BLUE AND BLACK... List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $39.99 |
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Available in Red, Blue or Black. Please indicate your first two color choices by writing them in the GIFT MESSAGE BOX right before placing your order with Amazon, otherwise a random color will be shipped out if no confirmation has been received with your order..... Cell Phone Storage Pocket. Lightweight Construction. High Quality Product. Two Convenient Holders. Product Description: Folds-up flat with carry handle and padded shoulder strap. Sturdy Steel lightweight frame and arm rests. New and unique design. Foam padded seat and back. Storage pockets. SECURELY Connects to a bleacher or bench with TWO metal ring-clamps. Dimensions: 20" Wide x 16" Depth x 17" Height. |
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Hero Honda has always been the most trust worthy brand in the Indian region as far as the bike segment is concerned, the only idea that driven this company this much ahead and honored it with the biggest selling brand's tag is their common approach for common people, which is to develop and deliver the toughest and most fuel efficient bikes for Indian roads, this is the reason why the brand is still the commuter's first choice.
Hero Honda Passion pro is one of the latest launched two wheelers projected by Hero Honda which has been officially called the next version of company's most successful bike Hero Honda passion plus. The bike has got every reason to become one of the best selling two wheeler in the coming time. It has been designed so gracefully giving extensive graphics whereas the visor is comprised of black tinted wind screen and extensive lens indicator. A lot of other alterations too have been made with this newest launched bike like tweaked dials, extensive graphics on tank and body panel, red tinted shock absorbers, complete silencer guard etc, whereas to add comfort in the bike, it has been bestowed with the kick start option, integrated electric motor, handlebar clamp, pillion grip handle, moreover the seat of the bike too has been made of high class material that makes it pretty comfy.
As far as the Hero Honda Passion Pro's engine capacity and performance is concerned, you would surely go fan of this, being fitted out with the 100cc, four stroke engine that being associated with the 4 speed manual transmission churns out the maximum power of 7.8PS @ 7500 RPM, which is considerably quite powerful, furthermore it can mark the peak speed of 85 KMPH, then it assures you to offer an impressive mileage of around 70 KMPH proving this to be again a real Indian bike.
The brand new Hero Honda Passion Pro is out in the market carrying different-different colors including Black & sports red, Metallic Leaf green, Vibrant Blue, Sports red, force silver and last but not the least Black with Frost blue. And if you are making up your mind buying a high average giving vehicle but pretty conscious about price tag, then this would be the perfect companion for you, it costs around 45,000 INR (Mumbai, Ex-showroom), and if you go with the cast wheel then it would cost 46049.
So you just don't have to worry at all about the pricing and performance of the bike, it would surely fit in your pocket.
Monty Alexander is a well known author and has written articles on Digital Camera, Honda City, Jewellery, Camera Batteries, Hero Honda Passion Pro and many other subjects.
$ 2,500 DIY a Car
Tired of high gas prices? For $2,500 and 1,000 hours, you can build a car that gets 100 miles to the gallon.
In the upper picture, I am having my moment of truth: Once I cut this frame, there will be no turning back. Please imagine me wearing the necessary safety glasses and ear protection.
In the lower picture, my wooden stand is holding the forks in their desired position. I'm trying to figure out how to build the main connecting chassis: Shall I use more 2" round tube like the scooter frame? No! Not strong enough.
You can see the original honda handlebars being tried out for position, and also Honda's wonderful variable speed drive, using a ribber belt with spring-loaded pulleys.
In the upper picture, you see that cold groundhog day in Maine after three months of building. I clamped a plank on the frame to sit on, had all the electrics rigged up in the original way, set up a forward foot rest using conduit coming forward from the frame, hung with red straps, connected the speedo to the handlebars, and with my warmest clothing on, slowly headed out of the driveway. GASP! But this experience was such a helpful inspiration to the next frustrating months of bodybuilding.
In the lower photo, the white panels of the overhead door are done, but the windows must be sculpted once the position of the lower edges are decided upon. Yet this cannot be done without some idea of the rear panels. I felt the car would look better if the rear panels had some upward flow, rather than downward. Note the child's car seat I used for the testing. It says "60 pounds max". Actually quite comfortable...
In this lower photo you can see the white 'steering plates' which are welded to the front on the motorscooter forks and through which the "heim" ball-joint fittings are bolted.
In the upper picture, you can see just how many clamps it takes to bend a lexan panel in place, all without scratching anything too much. Once the panel is thoroughly in place, you can drill, tap, countersink for the 6-32 flathead SS screws. When all are ready, the panel is removed, silicone caulk is applied, and the whole thing finally screwed down and excess caulk removed. Screw holes are also caulked. You can see that seating experiments were also going on: a rather minimalist plank and bungecords used as a backrest. Not enough comfort!
In the lower picture, you see some bald guy bending the 1.5" wide by eighth-inch thick flatbar, which will be the forward frame of the overhead door, using the forward arch as a form for the bending. A small piece of conduit is used to help the bending. Be sure to overbend the arch, so it is sprung in place when attached. Otherwise the sides will bow outward and let in weather. This picture, of course, was taken before the picture above.
In this photo you can see the motorcycle steering head, with the excess shaft sawed off. This will eventually disappear behind the black side panels with the moonbeam logo, which you see on the home page. I didn't want to mess with the widely-spaced steering head bearings.
Behind, you see the rear portion of the second scooter which was not needed and resold on E-bay.
This photo is looking forward from the driver's seat. It's a good view of the back-to-back "Heim" fittings which go from the steering arm below the handlebars out in opposite directions to each wheel. You can also see some of the 2" flatbar welded between the two forward frame members to be junctions of the plastic body panels. You can see the 4" automotive headlights jammed into 4" rubber pipe couplings as a nice simple way to mount headlight bulbs. You can see the steering post , wrapped in black tape to minimize glare, coming out of the front frame member to give the maximum footroom to the passenger.
Here you see the right handlebar brake caliper. The original cable attachment has been doubled for the second front wheel. The orange engine kill switch will eventually be a switch for the wipers. Everything has black electrical tape on it to cut down the glare in the windshield.
Here you see routine maintenance going on through the removeable rear panel. The white panel is to my right, and the engine surround panel, with its soundproofing is leaning against it. I am replacing the cover for the variable speed drive, having checked the drive belt for wear prior to the drive to Boston. That belt, even with the greater load of a larger vehicle, wears very slowly. The service interval is 15,000 miles! It would be hard to change on the open road, though, since you need a wheel puller.
It takes less than 5 minutes to access either side of the engine.
In this picture, you are the driver. You can see the heater off to the left, the wiper motor, the Honda speedometer cluster, and two toggle switches. These control the headlights, and the heater vs. defroster choice. Where the steering rods go through the side panels, there are stretched inner-tube rubbers to minimize road splash.
Here you see the canopy closed, and my coveted inspection sticker stuck on the windshield. Moonbeam looks fairly respectable from this angle. My original name was " l'oeuf roulant", the rolling egg.
Moonbeam is easy to get into. The center strut is offset to the right which makes it easier to enter from the left. The seat, though, is pretty low, and not too cushy. My 92-year-old mother thinks it needs more foam.
Here the canopy is snapped in the half-open position, which is great for travel to dispell the excess heat from the heater and give a nice sunroof feeling.
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i need to know if i got a good deal?
i hade a 30gb white zune classic with skull candy silver titan head phones with wall charger i traded some i have now a haro f3 with
frame:haro f3 series
forks:red line romp
handle bars:redline romp
stem:s&m redneck
crank:profile signature crank
front rim:haro single wall
rear rim:odyssey hazard lite rim/w 9t driver odyssey hazard casset hub
front tire:animal asm front tire
rear tire:redline freaky x rear tire
chainwheel:fit 25t chainwheel
chain:chrome kmc 4j chain
grips:fb grips
brakes:odyssey linear brake cable /w tektro u brake & pads
headset:fsa pig headset
seatpost:voxon seatpost
seat:unknown
bottom bracket:profile mid bottom bracket
seat clamp:dk seat calmp
both of the rims are a little tiny bent up and i hade to rip the grips off becuz they were shitty do you think i got a good deal???
I think the good deal depends on whether or not you're going to use the bike as much as you used the Zune. And if someone else bought the Zune for you, how are they going to react when they find out you traded it? Considering the earphones you were using are about $20, and a Zune isn't the cheapest thing in the world, it all boils down to how much you're going to use the bike.
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