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  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    25% off at Chain Reaction Cycles automatically added at the checkout. No minimum spend, and 25% off everything! :D
  • Aidy
    Aidy Posts: 2,015
    willy b wrote:
    25% off at Chain Reaction Cycles automatically added at the checkout. No minimum spend, and 25% off everything! :D

    Bah, saw it briefly, but it disappeared whilst I was adding ALL THE THINGS to my basket. :(
  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    Aidy wrote:
    willy b wrote:
    25% off at Chain Reaction Cycles automatically added at the checkout. No minimum spend, and 25% off everything! :D

    Bah, saw it briefly, but it disappeared whilst I was adding ALL THE THINGS to my basket. :(

    Dam it I was still adding things! :(
  • mercedism
    mercedism Posts: 102
    Altura mayhem 3/4 sleeve tee 2011.

    £13.49 delivered, limited colours and sizes from bikesyoulike.

    http://www.bikesyoulike.co.uk/product/5743/Altura_Mayhem_34_Tee_Shirt_2011

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  • 15% off certain clothing at evans olnine

    http://www.evanscycles.com/pages/voucher-codes-and-promotions
  • keyser__soze
    keyser__soze Posts: 2,067
    http://www.royles.biz/product/1821/Asso ... ransparent - half price, £51 - got one and love it, unfortunately they don't have any smalls for the missus but they have the rest from M upwards.
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  • iPete
    iPete Posts: 6,076
    Can somebody spot me a bargain Gramin 800, thanks! Not seen any great deals in a while and seem th BR daily deal has fallen on its arse? Was hoping for a Royles discount or something, although probably excludes Garmins.
  • iPete wrote:
    Can somebody spot me a bargain Gramin 800, thanks! Not seen any great deals in a while and seem th BR daily deal has fallen on its ars*? Was hoping for a Royles discount or something, although probably excludes Garmins.

    only deal i got was being a member of British Cycling got 10% discount of halfrauds for my garmin, got it with hr cadence and maps just under £300
    Sorry its not me it's the bike ;o)

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  • gabriel959
    gabriel959 Posts: 4,227
    http://www.royles.biz/product/1821/Assos_ClimaJet_Vest_Transparent - half price, £51 - got one and love it, unfortunately they don't have any smalls for the missus but they have the rest from M upwards.

    Its 81 quid for the jacket not bad either.
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  • pangolin
    pangolin Posts: 6,648
    gabriel959 wrote:
    http://www.royles.biz/product/1821/Assos_ClimaJet_Vest_Transparent - half price, £51 - got one and love it, unfortunately they don't have any smalls for the missus but they have the rest from M upwards.

    Its 81 quid for the jacket not bad either.

    Ooh, got some Gore bib shorts for 50% off. Think they were the last ones though.
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  • wakou
    wakou Posts: 165
    pangolin wrote:

    Ooh, got some Gore bib shorts for 50% off. Think they were the last ones though.
    Thanks.
    "I had righteous got my wheel backmost from a fettlin' at the LBS and was hunt transport to equitation it. As it was Refrigerated in the AM......"
  • http://www.royles.biz/product/1821/Assos_ClimaJet_Vest_Transparent - half price, £51 - got one and love it, unfortunately they don't have any smalls for the missus but they have the rest from M upwards.

    Aaarrghhh going on holiday on Monday, there go a few beer tokens on some Assos... I spent more on the Mrs though so I'm sure she'll forgive me.

    Thanks for the post :P
  • Fingz999
    Fingz999 Posts: 69
    Aldi have some base later tops in for £5 at the moment
  • chadders81
    chadders81 Posts: 744
    Loving the Royles website.

    Just got the last one of these for £30

    http://www.royles.biz/product/5416/Gore ... rmo_Jrsy_B
  • pangolin
    pangolin Posts: 6,648
    Their site is really bad though isn't it. Quite painful to use.
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  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    Anybody picked up some Lidl stuff? I'm going to see what I can find on Saturday :)
  • flamite
    flamite Posts: 269
    Picked up the Lidl toolkit for £25 and chain cleaner last night, looks alright, used pedal spanner and it didnt fall apart ;)

    all the baselayers/tops had already gone!
  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    I'd look at getting a chain cleaner and a 20L or 25L bag. What they look like?
  • itboffin
    itboffin Posts: 20,064
    Get yourself something nice or nasty at the police auctions
    http://www.frankgbowen.co.uk/ecatalogue.htm
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  • pangolin
    pangolin Posts: 6,648
    Wow Royles order arrived already! Well played Royles, less than 24 hours from ordering, and postage was free.
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  • wakou
    wakou Posts: 165
    itboffin wrote:
    Get yourself something nice or nasty at the police auctions
    http://www.frankgbowen.co.uk/ecatalogue.htm
    Don't tell everyone!
    "I had righteous got my wheel backmost from a fettlin' at the LBS and was hunt transport to equitation it. As it was Refrigerated in the AM......"
  • extrusion
    extrusion Posts: 247
    wakou wrote:
    itboffin wrote:
    Get yourself something nice or nasty at the police auctions
    http://www.frankgbowen.co.uk/ecatalogue.htm
    Don't tell everyone!

    Item 234 A Beer bong

    :lol:
  • gbsahne wrote:
    Mr Sworld wrote:
    Lidl bike stuff available from the 19th.

    http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/offerdate.htm?offerdate=30485

    Spoke reflectors and tool kit time! :D

    can't see the "chain cleaning kit" working very well, it looks like the crank will come round and hit it.

    Picked one up today as my old Finish Line model's brushes are way past their best. I was pleasantly surprised to see it is actually a Barbieri model,despite the packaging bearing Lidl's usual Crivit branding. The advantage over the non-Lidl version is that the lube comes in a proper bottle rather than a sachet-style bottle which can't be re-sealed. As the regular version sells for £6-10 (RRP £14.99), £3.99 is a bargain.

    No tools kits or spoke reflectors left which is a shame as I wanted to at least look at the tool-kit even if I might not have bought it.


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  • Twostage
    Twostage Posts: 987
    extrusion wrote:
    wakou wrote:
    itboffin wrote:
    Get yourself something nice or nasty at the police auctions
    http://www.frankgbowen.co.uk/ecatalogue.htm
    Don't tell everyone!

    Item 234 A Beer bong

    :lol:
    Item 557 Cufflinks, penknife as looted :D
  • Twostage
    Twostage Posts: 987
    Not really a 'just spotted' more of a 'used them for a few months and they work'. Anyway BBB cartridge brake blocks, less than a fiver for a set of four. At least as good as any other brake blocks I've tried.
  • porlyworly
    porlyworly Posts: 441
    Cheap as chips Oakleys with the extra discount code VIPCUSTOM

    http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/choice- ... ar-1198490
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  • DrLex
    DrLex Posts: 2,142
    Picked one up today [...] £3.99 is a bargain.
    [...]
    Curiosity got the better of me, so I also bought one today; works a treat.

    I did find instruction #7 intriguing: "Use rage or paper towel to catch fluid in excess from the chain". Paging Bruce Banner to the maintenance department...
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  • willy b
    willy b Posts: 4,125
    Went to pick up a rucksack and chain cleaner today, initially couldn't find the bag, bloody stuff everywhere :lol: Anyway, found some but they didn;t seem that great, and were too big for what I wanted.

    Then found a smaller black one with a backguard, looked good, and seems to be made well. Also has a yellow rain cover. Plenty of pockets, and the back protection would be good for the mountain bike (if I used a bag) All in all a good £12 spent :) Few snaps for folk.
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  • wakou
    wakou Posts: 165
    DrLex wrote:
    Picked one up today [...] £3.99 is a bargain.
    [...]
    Curiosity got the better of me, so I also bought one today; works a treat.

    I did find instruction #7 intriguing: "Use rage or paper towel to catch fluid in excess from the chain". Paging Bruce Banner to the maintenance department...

    On my instruction, back page, it boasts:
    "Quickly and easily cleans bike chains - NO NEED TO DISMOUNT"

    I am looking forward to trying this on the club run tomorrow
    "I had righteous got my wheel backmost from a fettlin' at the LBS and was hunt transport to equitation it. As it was Refrigerated in the AM......"