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DCLane

Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
Roubaix bib shorts and bib tights at wiggle:

Went onto wiggle to get a pair of bib tights just there now. I see they have a pair (bib longs and bib shorts) for £60 as opposed to £50 for the tights alone. If anyone is interested the link is: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-vaeon-roubaix-padded-bib-short-and-bib-tight/

If you enter the discount code: WiggleExtra10 at the checkout you also get 10% off and you also get 3% cashback if you go through quidco aswell :smile:

Good spot - note XS, Medium, Large & XXL only. They don't have Small :sad:
 
Roubaix bib shorts and bib tights at wiggle:

Went onto wiggle to get a pair of bib tights just there now. I see they have a pair (bib longs and bib shorts) for £60 as opposed to £50 for the tights alone. If anyone is interested the link is: http://www.wiggle.co.uk/dhb-vaeon-roubaix-padded-bib-short-and-bib-tight/

If you enter the discount code: WiggleExtra10 at the checkout you also get 10% off and you also get 3% cashback if you go through quidco aswell :smile:
You needed to spend over £50 to get the discount, and its expired now anyway :sad:
 

Slaav

Guru
Decathlon are again doing the Tacx Satori turbo trainer with mat, front wheel support and training DVD for £129.99. Their usual price is listed at £169.99, but even that is cheap as elsewhere the same trainer without the mat and DVD is £170-250. You could pay £65 for the mat and £20 for the wheel support alone.

The Satori gets good reviews on Chain Reaction, Wiggle, and Evans, but a relatively poor one on Bike Radar. I bought one yesterday, and it's perfect for my needs: rock solid, relatively quiet, easy to set up (after initial assembly), and has a great range of resistance with either the bar mounted lever or the bike's gears.

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Would you believe that this is now back up to full price now that I have found it again and went to buy one?

Amazing what happens when you have to ride through a flooded lane and your feet get wet etc....

Any other TTs out there folks?
 

summerdays

Cycling in the sun
Location
Bristol
Unfortunately there are none in stock at any of their stores or for delivery.
I tried to order a female Evo and not one in stock anywhere locally in more than one size:sad:. I have ordered some sealskin goves for about £27, though I'm not sure they are the same ones as my current old ones.
 
If you are based in the North East, KB Cycles are having a sale on Saturday. Flood damaged, but bargainous!

http://kbcycles.com/holding.html
I live 1 1/2 hours drive away from KB cycles .
Can anyone tell me if the deals on the
Scott CR1 Comp 2012 – RRP £1599.00 – Sale Price £799.00
Trek Madone 4.5 2011 – RRP £1850.00 – Sale Price £799.00
Scott CR1 Comp 2009 – RRP £1399.00 – Sale Price £499.00
are good deals.And which is best ?
I have completly no idea about road bikes. No idea of bikes to be honest (mind you as a menber of this site I have learnt loads recently !!).
Any help is gratfully recieved
regards
Mark
 

AndyRM

XOXO
Location
North Shields
I live 1 1/2 hours drive away from KB cycles .
Can anyone tell me if the deals on the
Scott CR1 Comp 2012 – RRP £1599.00 – Sale Price £799.00
Trek Madone 4.5 2011 – RRP £1850.00 – Sale Price £799.00
Scott CR1 Comp 2009 – RRP £1399.00 – Sale Price £499.00
are good deals.And which is best ?
I have completly no idea about road bikes. No idea of bikes to be honest (mind you as a menber of this site I have learnt loads recently !!).
Any help is gratfully recieved
regards
Mark

In terms of savings, those are all excellent deals. The Trek has the highest spec, and there's really not much to choose between the two Scott bikes.

The Trek has a triple chainring at the front, so you'll have a slightly wider range of gears. The 2012 Comp has a compact set up with 20 gears, whereas the 2009 has a bigger front ring and 18 gears; essentially (as I understand it) you're picking between a bit more speed or a bit more 'help' when climbing.

If you're going, I'd check out all 3 of them. Personally I'd go for the 2009 comp. Worth checking the extent of any damage they may have suffered in the flood.
 
In terms of savings, those are all excellent deals. The Trek has the highest spec, and there's really not much to choose between the two Scott bikes.

The Trek has a triple chainring at the front, so you'll have a slightly wider range of gears. The 2012 Comp has a compact set up with 20 gears, whereas the 2009 has a bigger front ring and 18 gears; essentially (as I understand it) you're picking between a bit more speed or a bit more 'help' when climbing.

If you're going, I'd check out all 3 of them. Personally I'd go for the 2009 comp. Worth checking the extent of any damage they may have suffered in the flood.
Thanks for the reply Andy.
The only problem is the site does not state what size the bikes are and the company replied to my e mail with a standard " thanks for the e mail but we unable to supply sizes etc.
A friend and I are still keen to go and have a look see so I will report back if we travel.
 

AndyRM

XOXO
Location
North Shields
Thanks for the reply Andy.
The only problem is the site does not state what size the bikes are and the company replied to my e mail with a standard " thanks for the e mail but we unable to supply sizes etc.
A friend and I are still keen to go and have a look see so I will report back if we travel.

I would imagine they'll have a range of sizes available - it's all their flood damaged stock so I think they'll have a few.
 
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