I have switched my wheelset to the city wheels and tires, added a Nitto rack and a kickstand. I use a yellow Redpoint crampon stow bag (from my backpacking gear closet) to carry spare tube, patch kit, pump, cell phone, and windbreaker. It works great for that purpose, and it's waterproof!

This is a nice, clear shot of my handlebar treatment. I love this configuration for around town.

This is a shot of the bike on it's new kickstand.

This is a close up shot of the Almost-Quickbeam-Green insulated Starbuck's coffee mug that I use to java-up before heading into the office. Also showing in this shot is the curious red valve cap. The cap is made from a special plastic developed by NASA. It was originally black in color, but it has a hyper-sensitive particle structure that changes the color of the plastic to red if the rotation of the wheel should exceed 100 mph. I use the caps as a safety devices. When the caps turn red, I try to have the wheels rebuilt and new tires applied as soon as possible. (I would think that just about all Rivendell riders would need a handful of these high velocity caps.)

 

While on the topic of speedÉ

 

Another shot of my H-bars head-on.