Dimension is a great company for journeyman bike parts. Yeah, they won't ever claim to be on the bleeding edge of light weight or high tech, but they produce solid, reliable parts at great prices. Here's a new bell they're making that looks like a coffee cup, MSRP $5, use it on your commuter... ding-ding-ding!


This is pretty cool. A brake lever that pulls two cables. I've seen folks rig up all kinds of jury rigged things to pull two cables. Ernesto did it when he broke his hand, tandem folks do it to activate the rear drum brake, there are lots of reasons you might need it. At only $12, this suddenly becomes the single best way double your action.


Putting a rack on that old cross frame so you can ride to work once gas hits $4 a gallon? Well if you don't have an upper rack mount you could use a bunch of ugly clamp hardware, or replace your seat collar with this nifty little item, which sports a pair of threaded rack mounting holes. Just $12.




These simple, steel mutli-tools retail for $14 and $25. the smaller one has eight tools and the larger one includes 10 tools. Like everything else here, they may not be fancy, but they get the job done and they don't break the bank.