Cheap Cycling Clothing

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  • Frank Wilson
    Frank Wilson Posts: 930
    [url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19700373#p19700373]Frank Wilson[/url] wrote:
    I ordered some china stuff through DHgate.com and as Diana Ross said "I'm Still Waiting"

    Items arrived today (six weeks after payment) but apart from the long delivery wait I can't knock the stuff, team jersey and bib shorts for £23. Padding looks the same as more expensive ones and the fit is excellent although if you don't want super tight you may want to size up one from your norm.

    Well I suppose the question is where do the high end, high price "designer makes" get their stuff made, probably in the same factories as this stuff.
  • confused@BR
    confused@BR Posts: 295
    Went to Aldi this morning, loads of stuff in all sizes. Bought the gloves, they are excellent quality at any price.
    'fool'
  • rumbataz
    rumbataz Posts: 796
    Aldi don't sell online do they? My nearest Aldi is a long way away.

    Anyway, I've only got the cycling clothing that I bought with my first bike around 4 years ago. It was almost all purchased from Sports Direct. A lot of it is from their Muddy Fox range. It's been fine so far and was fairly cheap.

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