Did Santa put any bike related gifts under your tree?

Santa left me these knickers. They are made by Hector. He find used woolen slacks at thrift stores and turns them into fashionable and comfy knickers.



















I also got this book. It's a wonderful book with pictures and stories about some of the finest handbuilt bicycles ever made. They are all French and cover a period from 1910-2003 with a focus on the period of 1940-1960. If you like vintage bicycles I can highly recommend this.












What was under your tree?

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Permalink Reply by Jasonk on December 28, 2009 at 8:55am
I'm glad this discussion started. =)

I got a bike rack (first triathlon next year, here we come!!), a tool kit, and a general informational cycling book. Now I need to sign up for a class so I can learn how to use said tools.
I'm going to buy myself a new helmet as I've had mine several years now...

And since we're adding the drinks that warm us up... Pernod Absinthe!!

Permalink Reply by Tank-Ridin' Ryan on December 28, 2009 at 9:06am
Remember to allow additional clearance with that roof rack. Bike-vs-garage battles never have the bike come out on top.

Jasonk said:
I'm glad this discussion started. =)

I got a bike rack (first triathlon next year, here we come!!), a tool kit, and a general informational cycling book. Now I need to sign up for a class so I can learn how to use said tools.
I'm going to buy myself a new helmet as I've had mine several years now...

And since we're adding the drinks that warms us up... Pernod Absinthe!!

Permalink Reply by Belinda on December 28, 2009 at 2:08pm
My girlfriend got me a better rear light & a set of Vittoria Randonneurs for the winter. Couldn't ask for more.
Permalink Reply by Shay on December 28, 2009 at 2:37pm
I got a nice new Timbuk2 messenger bag, and some lobster-claw bicycling gloves. Santa loves me.
Permalink Reply by dav on December 29, 2009 at 3:47am
I got a set of bicycle repair tools. 44 pieces and they look like they came from Mars. I have no idea what, about, 42 of them do. I'm looking forward to learning a lot at Bicycletutor.com.

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