£30 off at Wiggle, what to spend it on

veterangaz
veterangaz Posts: 79
edited March 2014 in Road buying advice
I have a £30 money off for Wiggle, what would you spend it on? Don't need any lights or clothes. Thinking of some tools but not sure what. Any ideas?

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  • A ritchey torque thingy
    I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles
  • That looks good but may buy a full torque set as the look handy
  • There are some great reductions in the Sale section - a new cassette and chain is always going to come in handy sooner or later isn't it?
    This link takes you to the most heavily discounted stuff in the sale section.
    http://tidd.ly/6532be67
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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    There are some great reductions in the Sale section - a new cassette and chain is always going to come in handy sooner or later isn't it?
    This link takes you to the most heavily discounted stuff in the sale section.
    http://tidd.ly/6532be67

    You could buy three of the Nectar Fuel Systems Nectar Deluxe Starter Pack's that they are still trying to say have 50% off, even though it clearly says they cost £10 each on the box :lol:
  • gabriel959
    gabriel959 Posts: 4,227
    I would wait until there was something I needed.
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  • gabriel959 wrote:
    I would wait until there was something I needed.

    I was going to but I have a month to use it, just got a voucher code for recommending a friend. I was thinking about putting it towards a chain and cassette but would need to replace the chain rings as well probably, didn't look after my bike too well for the first couple of months sou would need a full overhaul and as it will be pricey for all 3 parts will wait till the summer.

    May get their park tools chain cleaner as that is down to £20 at the moment, I brought cheap ones on Ebay but they have since broken. I clean the chain as often as you should now but a decent cleaner can only help.
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  • markhewitt1978
    markhewitt1978 Posts: 7,614
    Practical and boring - inner tubes?
  • cadseen
    cadseen Posts: 170
    edited March 2014
    Tyres, they always the most used :)
    some big reductions at the moment.

    http://www.wiggle.co.uk/cycle/tyres/

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  • I've already got a spare pair as I received new tyres with some new wheels I brought! Anyone know if it is worthwhile buying a bottom bracket tool? I have never tried any maintenance on that but I see it mentioned a lot that people are greasing bearings etc around there often. Not sure if bikes all need different versions of the tool though, may end up with something that isn't compatible.
  • sell it to me for a fiver :P
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  • pitchshifter
    pitchshifter Posts: 1,476
    veterangaz wrote:
    gabriel959 wrote:
    I would wait until there was something I needed.


    May get their park tools chain cleaner as that is down to £20 at the moment, I brought cheap ones on Ebay but they have since broken. I clean the chain as often as you should now but a decent cleaner can only help.

    If you clean it regularly then its not worth it, mine just sits in the draw. It isn't resistant to breaking either.
  • ugo.santalucia
    ugo.santalucia Posts: 28,318
    Get some nice tyres, a man always needs tyres
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