3x 1 Litre Muc-Off Bike Spray (£3.20 each) @ Halfords
pond skater
Posts: 18
These should be £7.99 each, they are currently £4.80 each and are on 3 for 2! So £3.20 each. Now have a garage full..... :oops: 8)
kona caldera 2010
0
Comments
-
you was a lucky one as it is now buy one get one 1/2 price
web price still 4.80 buy one get one half price = 7.20 for two still good but i use fenwicks good value good stuff 9.99 for about 10 ltrs = £1 ltr even if you use double the amount £2 ltr .play hard ride hard0 -
I was going to post this yesterday, but forgot. I too have stocked up on it!.....
So cheap, I might even start having on my cornflakes instead of Milk!Craig Rogers0 -
-
....oh, and for this who use GT instead, that's also on 3 for 2 as is most bike maintenance products.Craig Rogers0
-
£7.99 is just ridiculous imo.
But then if people are daft enough to pay the full price then why shouldn't they charge the earth ans laugh all the way to the bank...
Me... i'll stick to stainless steel cleaner for 59p (2 washes per bottle).
From 'Netto'0 -
If you buy Fenwicks FS1 concentrate 1 litre it makes 10 litres of diluted and works out at 70-80p per litre.
So even Muc Off at those discount prices is not a bargain.Now where's that "Get Out of Crash Free Card"0 -
pond skater wrote:These should be £7.99 each, they are currently £4.80 each and are on 3 for 2! So £3.20 each. Now have a garage full..... :oops: 8)
anyone would think this was Hot UK Deals0 -
robertpb wrote:If you buy Fenwicks FS1 concentrate 1 litre it makes 10 litres of diluted and works out at 70-80p per litre.
So even Muc Off at those discount prices is not a bargain.
Thats cleaner though, we are talking about Bike Spray.
However, I bought a bottle of Fenwicks when I ran out of Muc-Off wash because my local had run out of Muc-Off. It might be a bit cheaper, but I have to admit, it's not up to the performance of Muc-Off.Craig Rogers0 -
fenwicks is cheaper and more effective... and can be used neat as a degreaser.I like bikes and stuff0
-
Really, that's interesting? I have Fenwicks Degreaser too and I'm not too fussed about that, it comes out like a Mr. Whippy ice cream.
I just find that the FS1 just doesn't seem to do much compared to Muc-Off.Craig Rogers0 -
[quote="x-isle"
I just find that the FS1 just doesn't seem to do much compared to Muc-Off.[/quote]
Well Fenwicks cleans and degreases my bike perfectly, so what more can Muc Off do.Now where's that "Get Out of Crash Free Card"0 -
Nothing I guess, if you are happy with it.
Just in my experience, hasn't seemed to work as well. Maybe it's the difference in water?Craig Rogers0 -
x-isle wrote:Really, that's interesting? I have Fenwicks Degreaser too and I'm not too fussed about that, it comes out like a Mr. Whippy ice cream.
I just find that the FS1 just doesn't seem to do much compared to Muc-Off.
I found you have to mix quite a bit of fenwicks with water for it to have a similar efect to muc off.
roughy 200 ml fenwicks/ makes 1 litre of okish bike cleaner.
mixing it 100ml to make a litre works on fresh mud but forget shifting dried on stuff
still good stuff though!0