Cheap Things Tuesday: cranks, brakes, bars and more

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And what does the fifth edition of CTT bring us? Bargain cranks (ditch the chainrings), 4-pot brakes, big bars, tool kits, frame bags, great grips, placky peggles, 180mm rotors and other sumptuous delights.

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E-Thirteen TRS+ Chainset was £289.00, now £54.99

“Ready to conquer every ride, this TRS+ version features a forged and CNC-machined Exalite+ aluminium crank arm construction that’s tough enough for blasting across rock gardens, tree-roots and debris with ease.”

Tektro HDM-745 Disc Brake was £139.99, now £29.99

“Four-piston caliper. Very easy to install and set up, as it has a hinged clamp. Smple to service and to change its pads which simply pop in from the top of the caliper.”

Spank Spoon 35 Handlebar was £69.99, now £34.99

“Freeride inspired all mountain suitable geometry makes the bar extremely versatile. Cost effective upgrade to your cockpit without sacrificing quality. Shot-peening and anodizing enhances fatigue life even further.”

Limotec Alpha 1 Internal Dropper (31.6mm, 125mm) was £179.99, now £79.99

Featuring this product again because it is a BARGAIN! “Benefitting from 125mm of travel with a 31.6mm diameter, the Limotec Dropper Seat Post is a great choice of upgrade for a wide range of riders.”

Mobi V-17 Portable Bike Pressure Washer was £149.99, now £99.99

“Quiet and versatile in operation with its variable pressure output giving the ability to clean a dog after a walk or a MTB after hard days trail riding.”

LifeLine Bike Tool Kit 37 Piece was £69.99, now £49.99

“The LifeLine 37 Piece Bike Tool Kit is a comprehensive tool set for bike mechanics at home, work or on the road. The large selection of tools ensures that you won’t be left wanting whilst working on your chosen bike.”

Madison Caribou Waterproof Frame Bag Medium was £64.99, now £35.40

“Madison Caribou WP frame bag is a brilliant piece of equipment to store everything you need for your ride. 210D pyramid nylon outershell with TPU bonded inner shell makes this bag 100% waterproof.”

ODI Elite Pro Grips was £27.99, now £21.99

“Ergonomic design conforms to riders hand without feeling bulky provides padding where it is needed most. Half-Waffle pattern on the front of the grip provides extra control when you are off the back of the bike”

Shimano PD-G400 Flat Pedals was £49.99, now £39.99

“Extra-wide and low profile durable flat pedal for entry-level Trail and All-Mountain riding. Steel pins for added grip. Low-maintenance sealed cartridge bearing chromoly axles. Weight 400 grams per pair.”

Aztec Steel Fixed Disc Rotor 180mm was £19.99, now £10.00

“Aztec designed rotors offer improved braking power and feel to disc brake users. They are precision laser cut from the best quality, most durable stainless steel alloys available.”

DMR V11 Flat Pedals was £55.00, now £28.00

“V11’s durable glass reinforced nylon body features eleven replaceable steel pins each side for rock solid grip. All pins are secured with captive locknuts for ultimate durability. Outer pins are Vault Moto pins.”

Schwalbe Eddy Current Super Trail Addix Soft 29×2.6in Tyre was £67.00, now £42.50

“This E-MTB tyre combines Schwalbe attributes as part of a coherent overall concept. The blocks are about 20 percent larger than on the Magic Mary. This results in greater stability, more traction and longer durability.”

NB: Deals expire!

Deals do not last forever. Stuff sells out. Retailers end promotions. Deals just… end. With that in mind, please check the date when this edition of Cheap Things Tuesday was published (it’s up at the top near the headline). If this edition was published a few days/weeks/months ago, chances are not every deal is going to still be live.

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  • lightfighter762
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    I got those brakes on my 190mm single crown freeride nukeproof dissent. Surviving Glencoe. Really impressed with them. What a steal.

    vinnyeh
    Full Member

    brakes are rh lever – rear only, and 49 quid…

    zerocool
    Full Member

    Looks like you guys in STW towers listened to all of the moaning about not posting expensive stuff that’s reduced a bit and this week there’s lots of actual cheap stuff.

    Lots of bargains

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