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[Salty seadog]

It stays on your head in the wind as you're cycling along, unlike far too many of my cycling caps, plus it's waterproof and warm.

Out of stock now, though.

I got the last one....

 

[NorthernDave]

Aldi folding bike stand, reduced to £3.99 (was £8.99) in store.

I had hoped to find some reduced lights, but there was not much else left for the cycling event, other than a few cans of Muc-off at the store I was in.

 

[Blue Hills]

Good find. I bought one at full price.

 

[Spiderweb]

Not Really cycle related but worth posting I hope.
Mens Berghaus Spectrum half zip micro fleece for £14.99 plus £2.99 P&P.
Size Small, Medium & Large available at the time of posting.
https://www.sportpursuit.com/catalog/product/view/id/531464

Edit - For me trying to pay by PayPal didn’t work? Credit Card was fine.

 

[Blue Hills]

Fleeces are still great for cycling, particularly urban, when layering, though I know some consider them passe. Micro fleeces are the best as well - general ones (including actually an Endura quality one I have) are generally too thick. Mountain Warehouse also a good source of micro-fleeces - I have a supply of a really good one, some of which I got for £8.

 

[simon.r]

Garmin 25 is £70 at Halfords, with a £10 gift voucher given out this weekend. (I can always find something to spend a tenner on at Halfords, even if it’s just a new spanner or some chain oil).

Add in 10% BC and 5% Quidco and it comes in at about £50.

 

[Blue Hills]

Altura cycling shorts £4.,99

small only

https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CLALTPPGSBKS/altura-peloton-progel-cycling-short---black---small

plus postage unless you spend a fair bit.

 

[SkipdiverJohn]

Fleeces are still great for cycling, particularly urban, when layering, though I know some consider them passe. .

I've got more Black & Navy Blue fleeces than I know what to do with, favourite one was given to me and came from EWM. Generally worn combined with straight leg jeans and often used for riding bikes and consuming beer in. I don't give a toss about fashion, but I do care about comfort. Those Berghaus ones are good value, although I really don't need one!.

 

[NorthernDave]

Save over a grand on this Bianchi Infiniti:

https://www.merlincycles.com/bianch...-carbon-road-bike-2018-127064.html?source=PHG

Only in Small though.

 

[Smthers]

Altura cycling shorts £4.,99

small only

https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CLALTPPGSBKS/altura-peloton-progel-cycling-short---black---small

plus postage unless you spend a fair bit.

Good price, but I've got far too many pair of cycling shorts as it is. lol

 

[Smudge]

Raleigh Pioneer Ebike, £650 with JeJames Cycles.....

https://www.jejamescycles.com/raleigh-pioneer-electric-cross-bar.html

I've had this bike for the last year and i've been very happy with it. Decent hub motor with 45nm torque.

 

[Blue Hills]

Good price, but I've got far too many pair of cycling shorts as it is. lol

Same here

 

[Blue Hills]

decent hub motor with 45nm torque.

Cripes, a whole new (cycling) language.

 

[Smudge]

Cripes, a whole new (cycling) language.

Hardly new is it !..... Torque is what people want to know on Ebikes.
Low torque, crap on hills.

 

[Blue Hills]

Hardly new is it !..... Torque is what people want to know on Ebikes.
Low torque, crap on hills.

Fair do's - wasn't being entirely serious - important info I guess for folks who have a need for these bikes - I guess to me it is a term that smacks of petrolhead macho stuff. I'm still getting to grips with sorting dodgy shifting on my triple.