Bargain Alert Thread
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They're not a snug fit Mark. Mine's a M and it's fine over a T shirt / fleece type affair.
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I take a Medium in most jackets.
My Outdry is a Medium.
My Outdry is a Medium.
- JohnClimber
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I normally have large tops but my Columbia from the first batch was a medium and it's perfect.99percentchimp wrote: ↑Fri Jul 10, 2020 9:13 pmWhat’s the fit like on these... snug and size up or not? Thinking for layering over warm layers for winter night riding. They have XL and XXL in blue and reaching my full lockdown weightJohnClimber wrote: ↑Sun Jul 05, 2020 6:21 pm £83.70 for the blue Outdry jacket some of us swear by
Use the code HAPPYHOURS today to get the extra 10% off the price on this link tonight only.
https://www.columbiasportswear.co.uk/p/ ... _color=464![]()
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I'm 110cm / 43.5 Chest - I've got them in large and they are a very relaxed fit on me.
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Great. Thanks all 

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- Bearbonesnorm
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Dash4it are doing two OS maps for £10.99. You can choose any two LR or Explorer maps and use the code OS11 at checkout.
https://dash4it.co.uk/ordnance-survey-m ... 7A_OS11_rs
https://dash4it.co.uk/ordnance-survey-m ... 7A_OS11_rs
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These have been mentioned, before, when discussing ways of upgrading drop bars bikes from cable pull brakes to hydraulics, without having to change the levers.
They were a good deal before, but even moreso, now...
https://www.cyclestore.co.uk/seasonalCa ... oryID=8895
They were a good deal before, but even moreso, now...
https://www.cyclestore.co.uk/seasonalCa ... oryID=8895
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Flux cored migs are back on at Lidl this Sunday for £80. I've used mine a lot over the last few months and really can't fault it. Keep the tip a little closer to the work than you would using gas and drag rather than push the torch and you'll get some decent results.
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Exped Synmat Deluxe. Should be £200, now £80 so be quick.
https://www.tamarackoutdoors.co.uk/PBSC ... D=28299176
https://www.tamarackoutdoors.co.uk/PBSC ... D=28299176
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Thanks again all - XL was bang on even with lock down lard on

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29x2.6 WTB rangers £16
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/wtb-ranger-26- ... p-mtb-tyre
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/wtb-ranger-26- ... p-mtb-tyre
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Cheerstechno wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2020 7:21 pm 29x2.6 WTB rangers £16
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/wtb-ranger-26- ... p-mtb-tyre

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Nae bother!Cheeky Monkey wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2020 7:47 pmCheerstechno wrote: ↑Tue Jul 21, 2020 7:21 pm 29x2.6 WTB rangers £16
https://www.wiggle.co.uk/wtb-ranger-26- ... p-mtb-tyre![]()
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https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shi ... prod178970
10 Speed Tiagra shifter for £9.
Cheap if building a 1 x 10. Will only work with a Tiagra 4700 rear mech or Shimano Road 11 speed rear mech (5800, 6800, R7000, R8000, GRX) on a 10 speed cassette. I am using a 5800 rear mech on a 10 speed 11-36 XT cassette with this shifter.
Will not work with Shimano MTB mechs or other 10 speed road derailleurs
10 Speed Tiagra shifter for £9.
Cheap if building a 1 x 10. Will only work with a Tiagra 4700 rear mech or Shimano Road 11 speed rear mech (5800, 6800, R7000, R8000, GRX) on a 10 speed cassette. I am using a 5800 rear mech on a 10 speed 11-36 XT cassette with this shifter.
Will not work with Shimano MTB mechs or other 10 speed road derailleurs
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Bum....Tiagra shifters all gone
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Crikey - there were 120 in stock yesterday!
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Wiggle have SLX 10sp 3x chainsets for £37.99 in 175mm length, with rings!
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3rd Gen iKettle wifi kettle down to £83 from £99 https://www.amazon.co.uk/Smarter-iKettl ... B06W2MJ46Y
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Syncs with your Garmin, won't boil unless you pay the ransomware demands.
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Does it automatically turn on when you're 5 mins from home?
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It must be a SRAM kettle as it needs an eTap
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A few years back those kettles were notorious for making your network insecure to hackers. Have they improved?

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johnnystorm wrote: ↑Sun Jul 26, 2020 8:58 pm A few years back those kettles were notorious for making your network insecure to hackers. Have they improved?
All IOT things do that sir.