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[Blue Hills]

Can't beat the one above which I liked (and I no longer live anywhere posh enough for a Waitrose ) but

a cheapish light.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/smart-lunar-10-lux-front-light/

 

[50000tears]

Can't beat the one above which I liked (and I no longer live anywhere posh enough for a Waitrose ) but

a cheapish light.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/smart-lunar-10-lux-front-light/

Have this light on my bike. Very good for urban riding but not a wide enough beam for country lanes. If you only ride at night in street lit areas I recommend it highly.

 

[benb]

Thanks for the reply, I take it you have the MTB version with the more rugged sole and two hole cleat. Cant make my mind up whether to get this or the road version, what made you opt got the MTB version, assuming of course that you are not a MTBer?

Only because all my bikes have SPD cleats rather than road cleats.
I like to be able to walk in my shoes!

 

[simon the viking]

"No more Dirty Bike" (muck-off copy) back in my local Poundland (got to be Poundland not Poundworld or local equivalents as its their own brand) at err......... well a pound innit .

Not seen it in there since middle of last year....

 

[Blue Hills]

"No more Dirty Bike" (muck-off copy) back in my local Poundland (got to be Poundland not Poundworld or local equivalents as its their own brand) at err......... well a pound innit .

Not seen it in there since middle of last year....

I take it you have used it and recommended it.

 

[simon the viking]

I take it you have used it and recommended it.

It seems to be as good as muck off at 5 times the price. used it all last year

 

[LimeBurn]

It seems to be as good as muck off at 5 times the price. used it all last year

I quite like the asda version of muc off think its £2.99

 

[simon the viking]

I quite like the asda version of muc off think its £2.99

Might try that if I can't get poundland one.

 

[Tommy2]

Does muc off and similar products clean cassettes and chains?

 

[LimeBurn]

Yup - you do have to agitate stubborn grease with a small brush though - you can get the cassette brushes free with cycling magazines every once in a while

Does muc off and similar products clean cassettes and chains?

 

[LimeBurn]

Does muc off and similar products clean cassettes and chains?

Although a decent degreaser is better

 

[eck]

Although a decent degreaser is better

This is the stuff I use, and it's much better value than Muc Off :
http://www.fenwicks.info/bike/index.php/bike-cleaning/fs-1-bike-cleaner-concentrate

 

[LimeBurn]

[quot="eck, post: 2907761, member: 947"]

This is the stuff I use, and it's much better value than Muc Off :
http://www.fenwicks.info/bike/index.php/bike-cleaning/fs-1-bike-cleaner-concentrate
http://www.fenwicks.info/bike/index.php/bike-cleaning/fs-1-bike-cleaner-concentrate
[/quote]
Yeah i use the fenwicks stuff too - especially in a chain cleaner.

 

[LimeBurn]

Will have a look into it thanks

 

[Tommy2]

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/...mdMobile&cm_re=Mobile-_-Cycling-_-mucoffspray
If anyone did want the muc-off its £5 at Halfords, a few quid cheaper than anywhere else