Rapha - They have put their prices up!

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  • mrushton
    mrushton Posts: 5,182
    They could have made out it was also a tax shelter just to really irk the posters and it was thanks to the increased postage that they were able to take advantage of this 'testing facility'
    M.Rushton
  • tmg
    tmg Posts: 651
    April fool :oops:

    Rapha have a sense of humour, clearly indicated by their headquarter moving April fool and their prices :)
  • Check out torm awesome stuff and very well made ,just as classy as rapha and half the price :D
  • Check out torm awesome stuff and very well made ,just as classy as rapha and half the price :D

    I've just ordered a flux capacitor from them.
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  • LegendLust
    LegendLust Posts: 1,022
    Check out torm awesome stuff and very well made ,copied rapha and half the price :D

    FTFY
  • thegreatdivide
    thegreatdivide Posts: 5,802
    LegendLust wrote:
    Check out torm awesome stuff and very well made ,copied rapha and half the price :D

    FTFY

    And they only offer merino jerseys while the originator offers a whole raft of quality kit.
  • goonz
    goonz Posts: 3,106
    I love their stuff, its pretty much all I wear but majority of mine is bought in sales and second hand.

    I cant afford it outright and dont like the way they have increased prices but I'll keep buying it. (Stupidly)

    I'm even called rapha in the office.
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  • jimmythecuckoo
    jimmythecuckoo Posts: 4,712
    You lot operate in a different financial sphere to me..

    I am deliberating over £50 for a Torm jersey !
  • wardieboy
    wardieboy Posts: 230
    You lot operate in a different financial sphere to me..

    I am deliberating over £50 for a Torm jersey !

    I bought one thanks to this thread, it is a nice fit and in my opinion looks really good. The next jersey I buy will be a Torm. The only downside is the low wash temperature, if my wife throws this in the washing machine I'll have a jersey fit for an action man.
  • FatTed
    FatTed Posts: 1,205
    Also put the jersey in a laundry bag to stop pilling.
    Groundeffect make decent stuff thats not too expensive
  • Free shiping on orders over £50 until 11th April currently.
  • Garry H
    Garry H Posts: 6,639
    wardieboy wrote:
    I bought one thanks to this thread, it is a nice fit and in my opinion looks really good. The next jersey I buy will be a Torm. The only downside is the low wash temperature, if my wife throws this in the washing machine I'll have a jersey fit for an action man.

    I wash mine at 40 and it's fine.
  • cookeeemonster
    cookeeemonster Posts: 1,991
    So I emailed Rapha cos their forgot password facility didn't work for me and also mentioned the refer a friend discount.

    They emailed back impressively quickly (sorted the password prob for me) and apologised about the refer a friend facility stopping:

    "In regards to the refer a friend scheme, sadly this is something that we had to stop, as it was quite heavily abused online, which is a real shame."

    In a follow up email after I thanked him he said they'd have rather kept it going...

    ...so anyway, SCUMMY FORUMS LIKE THIS HAVE RUINED IT FOR THOSE OF US WHO HAD INTELLIGENCE ENOUGH TO JUST REGISTER A NEW ACCOUNT RATHER THAN ASK ON A FORUM :P :P :P (http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=40013&t=12904607&hilit=rapha+refer+a+friend)

    ;)