Cheap Things Tuesday: wheels, trousers, tyres and stuff

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Welcome to the first ever edition of Cheap Things Tuesday! Every week we’ll be trawling through the best online cycling retailers to see what good stuff they’re selling at decent discounts.

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SRAM NX Eagle 12-Speed Groupset was £384.00, now £269.99

“The NX Eagle 12 Speed Boost MTB Groupset offers the same benefits as seen on SRAM’S top-end XX1 and X01 Eagle drivetrains. It also includes SRAM’s revised and updated bottom bracket DUB system, which provides improved movement between the crank, spindle and bottom bracket. This particular groupset is designed especially for Boost Type frames so the chainset features a wider chain line, to fit these frame’s wider rear ends.”

RockShox SID Ultimate Charger 2 RLC Fork was £839.00, now £399.99

“Riding SID Ultimate means every detail is considered. Packed in a stiff, lightweight 32mm chassis. Perfectly balanced to satiate your need for XC speed. DebonAir Air Spring. A lightweight, highly tune-able air spring designed to offer a coil-like consistent feel throughout the travel – effortlessly soaking up the smallest hits and tracking the slightest changes in the terrain.”

Maxxis Minion DHR II tyre was £64.99, now £36.99

“Completely redesigned to bring you enhanced high speed and braking control, the Minion DHR II Tyre is ready to take on the most challenging trails. Tubeless ready, it benefits from the same larger shoulder knobs as seen on Maxxis’ Minion DHF model and has a heavily ramped centre tread for fast rolling and straight tracking under hard braking.”

Limotec Alpha 1 Internal Dropper was £179.00, now £59.99

31.6mm, 125mm drop. “Whether you’re exploring your favourite mountain bike (MTB) trails or trekking across mixed terrains on your city bike, this versatile dropper seatpost is designed for smooth and reliable performance. It features a tough aluminium construction, which makes it more than capable of handling all the knocks and bumps associated with pedalling across demanding terrain conditions. This model is also suitable for use with electric mountain bikes (E-MTBs), so you can benefit from its dependable functionality wherever your next adventure takes you.”

Maxxis Shorty tyre was £55.99, now £45.99

“This Wide Trail Tyre from Maxxis has been designed with downhill (DH) riders in mind who want exceptional grip for enhanced speed, durability and control. Featuring a lightweight, single-ply TPI construction for durability and puncture protection, this MTB tyre has been optimised for 35mm wide rims through an innovate Wide Trail casing design. The use of a bespoke 3C Maxx Terra compound will increase the traction in fast corners when the competition is sliding out.”

Mavic X-Max XLS Wheelset was £719.99, now £499.99

“Coming equipped with a hard-wearing build and many of Mavic’s proven technologies, this mountain bike (MTB) wheelset is fully prepared for whatever the trail might challenge you with. It features an asymmetrical aluminium maxtal rim construction, which makes it super-strong on the most demanding of terrain conditions. Its 30mm wide inner width is specifically optimised for lower tyre pressures, so you can benefit from a smoother experience with increased traction and control. Mavic has also kitted it out with its most user-friendly tubeless system yet that doesn’t require any tape to set up tubeless tyres.”

Endura MTR Waterproof Trousers was £119.99, now £69.99

“Fully featured waterproof trousers offering you excellent protection from the elements on your daily ride. Fast and Light – Packable Waterproof Protection. Highly breathable, lightweight ExoShell40 3-Layer waterproof fabric in a fully seam-sealed construction. Elasticated waistband with wicking inner lining. Durable seat panel. Reflective logos. Water-repellent ankle zips for easy on/off.”

Giro Radix MIPS Helmet was £114.99, now £79.99

“The Radix MIPS combines rugged style and durability to meet the demands of core trail riders with the coverage lightweight and ventilation riders need to ride comfortably and confidently all day. The highly adjustable Roc Loc 5.5 MIPS system allows you to customize fit/feel for enhanced stability and long-range comfort while providing an added measure of protection from rotational forces in the event of an angled impact. The P.O.V. visor offers 15 degrees of adjustment and the tough polycarbonate outer shell is fused permanently to the EPS foam liner using our In-Mold construction process to enhance durability and ventilation without excess bulk.”

Endura Singletrack II Trousers was £89.99, now £54.99

“Super tough fully featured MTB trail pant capable of hammering down and riding back up. The SingleTrack Trouser has been a core part of Enduras range for years and is a statement of our dominance in the bulletproof trail pant arena with a no-nonsense aesthetic and seriously durable fabrics – indestructible garment engineering. This version sees an improved on bike fit with significant pre articulation and new tough stretch fabric to hold its position as THE go-to trail pant.”

Kryptonite Keeper Folding Lock was £74.99, now £51.99

“This folding lock by Kryptonite allows you to flexibly use the lock and to secure your bike almost anywhere you like. It provides high resistance to attacks through cutting and pulling. Its thick coating protects the bike’s paint. When riding you can store it safely in the included holder that can either be fixed at the bottle cage drilling with two bolts or to the frame of your bike.”

Genesis Fugio 30 Ex-Display was £3,199.99, now £2,879,99

“This is a sample bike and has been used to check production spec, the bike has never been used and is brand new. The Fugio 30 is a bike that knows no bounds. Forget gravel, rocks, roots, jumps, chutes – one flick of the dropper-post lever and they are all fair game. When your riding is this rowdy, you need a paintjob to match – many said we couldn’t go one better than our sunset fade, but we’re pretty sure this is it. Underneath the loud and proud colourway is a complete Reynolds 725 frameset.”

RRP Pro Mudguard was £26.99, now £19.99

“ProGuard offers unmatched protection from mud and spray. The perfect guard for enduro or downhill racers and essential for weekend warriors looking for the very best protection whilst maximising tyre clearance and reducing the mud clogging issues seen with other mudguards of this style.”

Muc-Off Pressure Washer was £139.99, now £95.00

“The Muc-Off Pressure Washer is the world’s first pressure washer built purley for the use on bicycles and motorcycles. Muc-Off have designed and tooled three specific lances to ensure the Muc-Off Pressure Washer won’t damage those all-important bearings and surfaces.As part of the kit, you’ll get all three below.”

Giro Montaro MIPS helmet was £149.99, now £80.49

“In addition to this helmet’s already impressive cooling power, it’s outfitted with hydrophilic, anti-microbial pads that can absorb up to ten-times their weight in sweat. We designed the Montaro MIPS to have full goggle integration, with strap grippers on the back of the helmet, and a P.O.V. Plus visor that allows you to lift the visor and place your goggles on the front of the helmet.”

100% Brisker Gloves was £28.99, now £20.29

“Mother Nature has met her match with this low profile glove engineered to keep you going fast in cooler weather. Get the perfect amount of insulation to block out damp, cool weather while maintaining exceptional dexterity and control of your bike.”

DMR V11 Flat Pedal was £55.00, now £37.99

“The V11 is moulded with the same proven shape as the multi award-winning Vault pedal, providing a huge platform with DMR’s unique concave shape that allows your foot to sit deep into the centre for supreme grip.”

Granite Design Juicy Nipple Valve Set was £18.00, now £8.00

“Add a touch of colour to your wheels and increase the functionality of your valve caps with the Juicy Nipple. Doubling up as a core removal tool, you can add sealant whenever required. The JUICY NIPPLES are supplied as a pair and also included are a set of 45mm valves.”

RockShox Pike Ultimate 29er 140mm Fork was £919.00, now £619.00

“The stiff, mid-travel chassis is lightweight and fast and hidden within it lies the phenomenal Charger 2.1 RC2 damper. Developed to reduce breakaway forces and deliver confidence-inspiring control in any trail situation, it features independent high and low-speed compression adjustment, allowing you to dial it to your preferred feel. Bottomless add further options for customisation, allowing air volume to be tuned to increase or decrease travel progression.”

RockShox Lyrik 29er 170mm Fork was £766.00, now £448.00

“Built for technical climbs, rowdy descents, and everything in between, the RockShox Lyrik Select Charger RC 29 15x110mm Suspension Fork sees all the features you need to push your riding to the next level. The Select is where performance meets value, with this model offering a high-quality damper, robust chassis and updated air spring to deliver a precise, controlled ride on any terrain. With marked sag-gradients and low-speed compression adjust, this fork is quick to set up and can suit a wide range of rider preferences.”

Thomson Elite 35 Handlebar was £110.00, now £75.00

“The butted and tapered construction is realised in 7050 aluminium via hydraulic press forming to bestow reliability over even the harshest of downhill courses. The 35mm clamping diameter affords a sturdy connection to the stem for heightened steering accuracy while the different rise options, 9-degree backsweep and 5-degree upsweep guarantee that any rider will be able to attain a comfortable and confidence-inspiring clasp on the controls.”

Ride Concepts Livewire Flat Pedal Shoes was £99.95, now £50.99

“The Livewire features the Rubber Kinetics DST 6.0 HIGH GRIP rubber for the optimum combination of grip and durability, a synthetic upper with breathable anti-abrasion mesh, and custom molded toe and heel protection. A supportive midsole including EVA provides pedaling efficiency while the insole features D3O impact absorbing technology for additional comfort, ensuring you’re covered for whatever activity makes you feel alive.”

Knog PWR Mountain 2000 Light was £199.99, now £120.00

“The PWR Mountain outputs up to 2000 lumens through an elliptical beam that provides an excellent range of trail coverage. It features a CNC-machined anodised aluminium body construction with a ridged heatsink and uses thermal management to automatically regulate the output for optimum performance. The light uses a button-free, twist operation for switching on or off as well as changing modes. Compatibility with the ModeMaker app means that you can select and tailor modes to suit your brightness and runtime preferences.”

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  • tomhoward
    Full Member

    ‘HOW MU… oh, wait, never mind’

    tthew
    Full Member

    Came here to make exactly that same joke. 😁

    Harry_the_Spider
    Full Member

    Excellent idea!

    monkeyboyjc
    Full Member

    Been using that Limotec post for about 6months with no issues, the outer cable it comes with is far too short for anything other than an XS frame & the lever is obviously cheap but the performance of the dropper has been fine.

    hooli
    Full Member

    Some good deals n there.

    stumpy01
    Full Member

    Regarding the NX groupset offer, they also do the non-boost version for even less – £230. Bargain.

    dangeourbrain
    Free Member

    tomhoward
    Full Member
    ‘HOW MU… oh, wait, never mind’

    To be honest, coming from you Tom I’m guessing that would have been

    “how much for a handlebar?!? You could buy a grip for that!”

    whatyadoinsucka
    Free Member

    + Full face helmets by 7 IDP on CRC /Wiggle
    cheap grey one £42 7idp M1
    decent one £66
    https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/7-idp-project-23-abs-full-face-helmet-2020/rp-prod194197

    gatz28
    Free Member

    Regarding that deal for 100% Brisker gloves from ProBikeKit, is ProBikeKit a legit company?? No address and contact details on their website,.. looks quite suspicious! seems a bogus company!?

    the-muffin-man
    Full Member

    ProBikeKit have been trading for a long time.

    flyingpotatoes
    Full Member

    Bought a lot of stuff from probikekit over the last year.
    No problems at all.

    Just be aware if you send clothing back you due to wrong size or just unwanted, you’ll have to pay delivery to send back.

    simon_g
    Full Member

    Been using NX Eagle 12sp on a couple of bikes, it’s been decent. Cassette is heavy but works on a Shimano freehub rather than XD. You need to buy a dub BB in the right flavour for your frame too.

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