Backpackers Pantry U.T.U. Wood Spatula/Knife
I picked up one of these for $2.50 to give it a try. The 2-in-1 design is good for bike touring and I need a spatula. The knife is a bit short to get the last of peanut butter out the bottom of even a regular 160z. jar but not too short. Pancakes were the real test, and this didn’t do so good. It is small and light but I’ma keep looking..
Pros: Light weight, small, 2-in-1, low cost
Cons: Knife too short, spatula too small, imported
Made in Taiwan
Sram PG1050 10speed cassette 12-28t
A new cassette that will go on my new bike. 12-13-14-15-16-17-19-22-25-28
Heat treated steel. Under 300g.
I think this will work out fine but I think this is a general use range, not especially for touring. I wish I could make my own cassette, it would be close but just a lil’ different. 13-14-15-16-17-19-21-23-25-28 its much like my old 12-25 cassette but trading the 12t on one end for a 28t on the other.
Paid a lil’ ova $50 on a deal
Made in Taiwan
Shit is expensive. $25 each. I bought these when NYC cops were out to ticket bikers for everything.
Bought at local bike shop.
Cateye is made in China.
The rear blinky is a Planet Bike, who are based in Madison, WI but the light is made in Taiwan