"W K" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Well, if its time to get our coats ....
2x headlamps 1x computer 2x hands
When I rode fixed I had only one brake lever and b*ggar all else on the bars when riding no-handed so brake levers and shifters are valid items to include and not to be assumed as fitted to all bikes, but I think to be regarded as street legal one hand and one brake lever have to be the base point. -- Regards, Pete
"Patrick Herring" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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"W K" <[email hidden]> wrote:
| | "Peter B" <[email hidden]> wrote in message | "]news:[email hidden]... | > | > "Simon Mason" <[email hidden]> wrote in | > message "]news:[email hidden]... | > > I'm writing a piece on my site for colleagues, | > > mainly concerned with | > advice | > > I've picked up and discovered re cycle commuting. | > > Puncture proof
tyres,
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| > > clothes, weather etc. While preparing some photos I | > > noted that my handlebars have five bits of gear on. | > > Does anyone have six or more? | > | > Yup, when set up for night off-roading I have: 2x | > brake levers 2x gear shifters 2x 10w Cateye lamps fed | > from SLAs. 1x switch for above 1x Cateye standard | > halogen lamp "just in case". | | Well, if its time to get our coats .... | | 2x headlamps 1x computer 2x hands
I too was just thinking "what about hands?". Mine has brakes too, and gear levers, nyah. And cork tape - that's gear innit? A total of 10 bits of gear & I don't even have a computer. Sometimes I hang a supermarket bag on it, but calling that gear that would perhaps be stretching a point...
Ok then, 2X bar ends + 2X gripshifts + 2X brakes + original 5 = 11.