Gift for avid road biker-suggestions please!

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[Post New]12/15/2022 09:57
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Anonymous
Looking to spend 50ish dollars. He probably already has everything, so maybe something quirky or something you wouldn't mind having multiples of....thanks!
[Post New]12/15/2022 10:05
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Anonymous
DH is an avid cyclist. He almost always needs new jerseys since his wear out. Find one that's quirky from his favorite brewery or university or something like that. Does your recipient ride in cold weather? If so, maybe a new pair of arm gaiters for warmth.

Definitely don't make the mistake of buying all sorts of quirky little tools, if the recipient is that into it he/she has everything needed. If you know their lifestyle, one thing I did buy for DH as a stocking stuffer was a bottle opener made out of old bike chain. Something that referenced his hobby that we use in another part of life.
[Post New]12/15/2022 10:23
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Anonymous wrote:DH is an avid cyclist. He almost always needs new jerseys since his wear out. Find one that's quirky from his favorite brewery or university or something like that. Does your recipient ride in cold weather? If so, maybe a new pair of arm gaiters for warmth.

Definitely don't make the mistake of buying all sorts of quirky little tools, if the recipient is that into it he/she has everything needed. If you know their lifestyle, one thing I did buy for DH as a stocking stuffer was a bottle opener made out of old bike chain. Something that referenced his hobby that we use in another part of life.


Thanks. Good call on the gadgets, I love to cook/bake and get all kinds of gadgets as gifts that I never use.
[Post New]12/15/2022 10:43
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Anonymous
Cycling gloves! They wear out over time so it’s good to have another pair. Same for water bottles that fit in your bike cage - they get gross after awhile. Extra jerseys are always good. Local bike shop gift card for tune-ups.
[Post New]12/15/2022 14:53
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Anonymous wrote:Cycling gloves! They wear out over time so it’s good to have another pair. Same for water bottles that fit in your bike cage - they get gross after awhile. Extra jerseys are always good. Local bike shop gift card for tune-ups.


Agree with water bottles - best gifts.
[Post New]12/15/2022 15:29
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Anonymous
Does he do maintenance on his bike? Maybe a couple nice tools by Park?
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