LEAST bang for the buck

blorg

NapoleonD wrote:

I have a trionz bracelet, bought it as I thought it may help the pain and stifness in my leg where the bolts are. It does, especially in the cold.

Indeed, I imagine those who are knocking it haven't tried it. I don't have any pains but since buying mine I have not been accosted by any tigers.

Anonymous

blorg wrote:

NapoleonD wrote:

I have a trionz bracelet, bought it as I thought it may help the pain and stifness in my leg where the bolts are. It does, especially in the cold.

Indeed, I imagine those who are knocking it haven't tried it. I don't have any pains but since buying mine I have not been accosted by any tigers.

See! Result!

hammerite

dennisn wrote:

balthazar wrote:

blorg wrote:

Wiggle sell the bracelets.

Oh sweet Jesus. I must have been hiding somewhere because I wouldn't have believed that these things are real, and that people buy them. And I thought the Facebook login thing last week was impressive...

Every now and then I think to myself that "Hey, I could come up with something really stupid like that". This, after seeing some strange new exercise rubber band thing or something that slices and dices everything, on the TV. My only problem is that when I come up with some whacked out idea I just can't believe that anyone would be stupid enough to buy it. I'm sitting on millions here and can't do anything about it.

Just get Beau Rials to do the selling on TV and you'll make millions. I'm sure he wouldn't charge if you gave him a cut of the profits.

I woke up in the middle of the night with the TV still on and nearly ended up getting a H2O steam mop he convinced me that much.

kingrollo

chriskempton wrote:

This Campag '11 speed' jacket with an RRP of £440?

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=41566

PS it's not compatible with the old 10 speed tights

Campag Groupsets ?

Energy Drinks

chriskempton

kingrollo wrote:

Energy Drinks

Tell me you're joking :?

giant_man

kingrollo wrote:

chriskempton wrote:

This Campag '11 speed' jacket with an RRP of £440?

http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Mode ... elID=41566

PS it's not compatible with the old 10 speed tights

Campag Groupsets ?

Energy Drinks

Tell me you're joking!

Monty Dog

Carbon bars, particularly if you race, one crash and they're toast. With decent alloy bars which are sometimes lighter at a fraction of the price, I just don't see the point. I sold mine..

dennisn

Monty Dog wrote:

Carbon bars, particularly if you race, one crash and they're toast. With decent alloy bars which are sometimes lighter at a fraction of the price, I just don't see the point. I sold mine..

Carbon bars???? Do they come in peanut butter flavor???? Sounds like they would be a lot lighter than carrying about those heavy Clif Bars or Power Bars.

blorg

Monty Dog wrote:

Carbon bars, particularly if you race, one crash and they're toast. With decent alloy bars which are sometimes lighter at a fraction of the price, I just don't see the point. I sold mine..

Same goes for lightweight alloy bars in fairness.

rake

blorg wrote:

Monty Dog wrote:

Carbon bars, particularly if you race, one crash and they're toast. With decent alloy bars which are sometimes lighter at a fraction of the price, I just don't see the point. I sold mine..

Same goes for lightweight alloy bars in fairness.

thats not fair.

Garry H

blorg wrote:

Same goes for lightweight alloy bars in fairness.[/quote]

True, but they don't cost upwards of 200 quid.

blorg

Garry H wrote:

True, but they don't cost upwards of 200 quid.

Neither did any carbon bar I've ever bought :twisted:

antfly

These are 224 dollars for 10 but supposedly they keep your tyre up for a year.

rake

turbo trainers. they dont go anywhere.