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[Paul J]

Speak to electric RC racers they are nuts on batteries and would say we charge em all wrong.

 

[NormanD]

Buy a bottle of Powerade and enter the code HERE and get a free bottle

 

[Paul J]

Buy a bottle of Powerade and enter the code HERE and get a free bottle

Already posted in the thread mate

 

[Scilly Suffolk]

Brooks B17 for £53.99 with free p&p.

 

[Scilly Suffolk]

Already posted in the thread mate

a) So what? I for one hadn't seen the previous post.
b) Who put you in charge? That's the moderators' job.
c) It's on topic, so anyone who's subscribed to this thread is notified of a bargain instead of a discussion on batteries better suited to Know How.

 

[GrumpyGregry]

Is the Charge Spoon as comfy as people make out.
Seem's it's a very popular saddle.

Adrian was sportting one on his planet x a couple of weekends ago. CycleSurgery Suede.

 

[Paul J]

a) So what? I for one hadn't seen the previous post.
b) Who put you in charge? That's the moderators' job.
c) It's on topic, so anyone who's subscribed to this thread is notified of a bargain instead of a discussion on batteries better suited to Know How.

Get a life or learn to read before getting on your high horse

 

[wakou]

rechargeable batteries won't give out less light as the voltage is the same. Do you mean the capacity of the battery ie milliampere's? I don't thin an 18650 battery will fit as they are longer. A good set of Lithium Iron rechargeable AAA cells should give good performance over their Alkaline cousins though.

Ah! But they are NOT! Voltage from std alkaline is 1.5v Rechargeables = 1.2v so 4.5 vs 3.6. This makes a huge difference on one of my lights..

 

[Paul J]

Ah! But they are NOT! Voltage from std alkaline is 1.5v Rechargeables = 1.2v so 4.5 vs 3.6. This makes a huge difference on one of my lights..

Well the ones I use in everything from flash guns to lamps are 1.5V Lithium Iron check it out yourself http://data.energizer.com/PDFs/ea92.pdf If yours are only 1.2V yes there will be a difference.

 

[wakou]

Today only.... Schalbe Ultremo, Conti GP4000 road tyres @ nice prices

http://www.cyclesurgery.com/timeout-tuesday/promo/fcp-category/list?resetFilters=true

 

[BSRU]

Today only.... Schalbe Ultremo, Conti GP4000 road tyres @ nice prices

http://www.cyclesurgery.com/timeout-tuesday/promo/fcp-category/list?resetFilters=true

Hopefully people realise they are GP4000 tyres and not the latest GP4000s tyres, the "s" being the difference.

 

[wakou]

Hopefully people realise they are GP4000 tyres and not the latest GP4000s tyres, the "s" being the difference.

TY for that, BSRU, I for one did not know the diff...

 

[Alexvs]

Not sure this is a bargain but I just bought one of these Altura Summit SS jersey's: http://www.bikesyoulike.co.uk/product/5741/Altura_Summit_Short_Sleeved_Jersey

It's £17.99 which is the cheapest according to Google and still full price £39.99 at Wiggle. It's a loose fitting top, I bought the medium and I'm a 38 and it hangs nicely giving plenty of space. If you want it slightly more snug go a size down.

 

[Reaper]

I live near Worthing West Sussex and there is a large Sports Direct shop in the high street there .
They are selling a range of Muddy Fox cycle clothing for reasonable prices . i recently purchased a cycling shirt from them for 7 pounds and have been pleased with it .
They also do a range of cycle accessories which are reasonably priced .
Hope this helps .

 

[guitarpete247]

I've been looking at a lightweight Tenn Jacket and noticed it's cheaper on their sister site cycle clothes by more than 1/2. I also notice that everything seems cheaper on the cycle clothes site. Are they selling Tenn seconds or is there something else I'm missing.