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Racor PLB-2R Gravity Bike Stand No bolts, screws or fasteners required. Independent adjustment arms for level bike storage. Vinyl-coated bike cradles and base protect bikes and floor. Epoxy-coated black finish. Simple to assemble. No bolts, screws or fasteners required. Independent adjustment arms for level bike storage. Vinyl-coated bike cradles and base protect bikes and floor. Epoxy-coated black finish. Simple to assemble. |
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$6.95
@ KarstSports.com |
Klean Kanteen 27oz bike cage Want to take your Klean Kanteen cycling? The 18oz Kanteens fit into most standard bike cages. But if you're looking for a little extra liquid on those long rides, check out our easy-to-install, durable Kanteen Bike Cage for the 27oz bottles. |
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$35.00
@ REI.com |
Planet Bike Protege 9.0 Bike Computer The Planet Bike Protege 9.0 bike computer is all you need to keep track of your car-free miles during commutes, training rides and touring trips. Includes 82cm wire mounting kit for front wheel. 4-line MacroMonitor LCD displays up to 5 pieces of data at a glance. 9 functions include speed comparator, speed, average speed, maximum speed, ride time, distance, clock, dual odometer and temperature. Fits 25.0-31.8mm handlebars. Magnet fits up to 4mm bladed spokes. | 8002 | Cycling Bike Computers Bike Computers |
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$29.99
@ Campmor |
Planet Bike Speedez Freddy Fenders - Hybrid SuperFlex unbreakable all-weather polycarbonate. Solves troublesome mounting problems using Speedez quick attachment system. Mounts in seconds without tools. Quick-adjusting stainless hardware is pre-installed. 45mm: Fits tires 700c x 26-35mm. Set of two fenders. |
| *More bike products from Store: Campmor, Category: Cycling Equipment, Department: Sports & Outdoors | |
$1,599.00
@ Big Fitness |
Nautilus NB 3000 Upright Exercise Bike SHIPPING INCLUDED Watch with This Bike The Nautilus NB 3000 series is designed for high-end home use, featuring the V-Force Plus self-generating electromagnetic resistance system. And, because the V-Force Plus system is self-generating it requires no power cords or batteries. The 3000 series bikes use an advanced two-stage drive train designed for smooth quiet operation in any condition. Features Self-generating electromagnetic resistance and commercial grade molded seats for maximum comfort and durability Two-stage drive train with self-generating electromagnetic resistance allows you to place your bike anywhere without ever having to worry about power cords or batteries Computer provides a high definition 24 x 16 dot-matrix course profile display and an easy-to-read alpha-numeric display screen Features touch heart rate and telemetric Heart Rate Control (HRC) to help monitor your fitness Specifications Resistance Levels - 20 Resistance System - V-Force Plus Drive System - Two-stage drive train with self-generating electromagnetic resistance # of Workout Programs - 11 Workouts - Ride in the Park, Rolling Hills, Speed Intervals, Strength Intervals, Plateau, Pikes Peak, 2 Custom, 2 Heart Rate Control and Fitness Test Heart Rate Monitoring - Touch heart rate and telemetric heart rate receiver Display Type - LED computer with an alpha-numeric display panel and a 24 x 16 high definition dot-matrix Display Readouts - Time, Segment Time, Speed, Average Speed, RPM, Distance, Calories, Heart Rate, Workout Level, Watts and Mets Product Dimensions - 42"L x 24"W x 54"H Product Weight - 132 lbs Max User Weight - 350 lbs Power Requirements - None - Self-generating Seat - Extra large, anatomically designed, cushioned saddle Seat Adjustments - Accommodates users from 5' to 6'6" tall Pedals - Self-leveling pedals Crank - One-piece Residential Warranty - Frame: 30 years, Parts: 3 years, Electronics: 3 years, Labor: 1 year Light Commercial Warranty - Frame: 15 years, Parts: 2 years |
| *More bike products from Store: Big Fitness, Category: Exercise Bikes, Department: Health | |
$368.00
@ Carriage Trade Service Company |
Multi Bike Rack Bike Rack |
| *More bike products from Store: Carriage Trade Service Company, Category: Cycling Equipment, Department: Sports & Outdoors | |
$36.77
@ organizes-it |
Grid Bike Rack and Storage Basket Lift your bikes up off the garage floor to save space with The Bike Rack and Basket. Whether you're a serious biker, or just like an occasional ride around the neighborhood, the wall mounted bike rack is just what you need to organize your gear. This handy bicycle holder snaps into your Garage Grid or StoreWall system, or mounts directly to the wall to hold all of your biking gear. The Bike Rack and Basket features sturdy steel construction with a durable rust-proof finish. The basket help |
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$1,999.00
@ FreeMotion -Home |
Light Commercial FreeMotion Recumbent Bike r7.7 The Recumbent Bike r7.7 by FreeMotion provides the most comfortable workout users will ever experience; while offering great sound, an integrated fan and a sleek step-through design. |
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What bike should I buy for my first half iron man?
Q. Should I stick to a road bike or maybe get a time trial one? I'm planning to end the race in less than 5 hours.
Asked by chokito - Fri Apr 17 12:56:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you've got the money, the desire to continue doing triathlons, and the determination to be as competitive as possible, then there's no reason not to purchase a TT bike at the highest level your wallet can take. But if your current road bike is up to it, how necessary is it to lay out the money for a TT bike that will perhaps only shave a few minutes from your total event time? Every triathlete has their strongest area...and their weakest area. If you're not a particularly strong runner or swimmer, and you count on the bike segment to get pick up some time, then you want to be on a bike that's up to the task. Of course, a weaker cyclist might count on the best bike to help them on his/her worst segment. Again, you're probably only… [cont.]
Answered by e.b. - Fri Apr 17 15:01:14 2009
Q. Should I stick to a road bike or maybe get a time trial one? I'm planning to end the race in less than 5 hours.
Asked by chokito - Fri Apr 17 12:56:42 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you've got the money, the desire to continue doing triathlons, and the determination to be as competitive as possible, then there's no reason not to purchase a TT bike at the highest level your wallet can take. But if your current road bike is up to it, how necessary is it to lay out the money for a TT bike that will perhaps only shave a few minutes from your total event time? Every triathlete has their strongest area...and their weakest area. If you're not a particularly strong runner or swimmer, and you count on the bike segment to get pick up some time, then you want to be on a bike that's up to the task. Of course, a weaker cyclist might count on the best bike to help them on his/her worst segment. Again, you're probably only… [cont.]
Answered by e.b. - Fri Apr 17 15:01:14 2009
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