Black Friday is supposed to be the last Friday of November but that never stops Chain Reaction Cycles going deal-crazy as soon as the calendar page flips over to November.
‘See Deal’ links
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“The Leatt Goggles Velocity 4.5 Iriz bring protection, clarity and style to your mountain bike riding. Slip these on and enjoy a clear view of all those fast lines and hit your berms perfectly every time.”
“Lightweight but durable, the Endura MT500 Supercraft Long Sleeve Cycling Jersey is ready to take on anything you or mountain bike trails throw its way.”
“The new Transition knee slip on pad provides low profile protection that protects and can be packed up small to stow away in backpacks or even jersey pockets. Minimal Protection at its best.”
“A versatile mid-weight long sleeve base layer 100% made from superfine merino yarns that provide natural technical performance and insulation in cold weather conditions. This premium quality base layer from dhb is an ideal layering piece to keep you outside this winter.”
“Using a super lightweight, packable construction, the Föhn Packable 2.5L Hooded Jacket is made for outdoor adventures from the epic to the every day.”
“Wide fitting sunglasses with a versatile design suited to Road, MTB and Run. The large swooping lenses utilise photochromic lens technology which adapts the lens coverage to suit changing terrains.”
“Developed using POC’s Whole Helmet Concept, the POC Tectal Race MIPS Helmet deploys the powers of MIPS to keep your head protected on your all-mountain, trail-shredding, enduro-racing, dirt-kicking mountain bike adventures.”
“Created in a fabric developed exclusively for dhb, the Aeron Merino Mesh Sleeveless Base Layer blends extra-fine Merino wool and polyester. This lightweight yet hard-wearing mesh delivers incredible insulation, breathability and moisture management.”
“At first glance, the Leatt 1.0 Flat Pedal Shoes are a great looking casual sneaker. However, hop on your mountain bike and they’re also a superb flat-pedal-pusher of a shoe with comfort for all-day biking sessions.”
“Don’t let mother nature ruin the fun, the Brisker Gloves have all the warmth without the bulk and weight, the perfect partner for slaying trails in cooler weather.”
“The original Ride Concepts shoe, the Livewire MTB Shoes are classic flat pedal mountain bike shoes with all the features you need for a secure grip and all-day riding comfort. From the singletrack to the bike park, all without compromising style.”
“Adaptable, high-performance sunglasses that are suitable for Road or MTB riders. The glasses come with a bold, full-frame with a comfortable fit with adjustable nose piece which helps stabilise the glasses.”
“This compact cycling computer from Garmin features helpful tracking and navigational systems, designed in mind for both on-road and off-road cyclists.”
“The Topeak Mini 20 Pro is an exceptionally high-quality, one-piece lightweight multi tool. This pocket-sized folding tool is perfectly optimised for any mechanical issues you may face on the road or trail and is designed to quickly resolve any issue effortlessly.”
“Stay illuminated when cycling in dark or low light with this Front Bike Light from Exposure. Incredibly versatile, this light is handlebar and helmet compatible and will keep you visible thanks to its powerful 1800 lumen output.”
“With a sustainable canvas upper, with yarns made from recycled ocean plastic, the Five Ten Freerider Pro Canvas Cycle Shoes are both kinder for the environment and tough enough for all your mountain biking adventures.”
“With its variable pressure output – from 45.5psi to 130.5psi – this portable pressure washer will clean everything from your dog to your bike and anything in-between. Extremely portable and versatile, it’s ideal for outdoor enthusiasts.”
“Brand-X’s Ascend Dropper Seatpost was so good they decided to super-size it: the Ascend XL Dropper Seatpost offers longer travel for the long-legged rider or for those who prefer a greater scope of adjustment.”
“The LifeLine Pro Sliding T Bar set features a selection of Allen/Hex heads and a T25 Torx head. This Hex set is ideal for a wide range of bike maintenance tasks and will get your fitting bolts and nuts tightened and ready for the next ride.”
“Built to enable you to “pop inflate” tubeless tyres onto your wheel rims, the AirBlast Tubeless Tyre Track Pump from Lifeline will get you back on the trails or road in no time.”
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.
Orange Switch 6er. Stif Squatcher. Schwalbe Magic Mary Purple Addix front. Maxxis DHR II 3C MaxxTerra rear. Coil fan. Ebikes are not evil.
I have been a writer for nigh on 20 years, a photographer for 25 years and a mountain biker for 30 years. I have written countless magazine and website features and route guides for the UK mountain bike press, most notably for the esteemed and highly regarded Singletrackworld.
Although I am a Lancastrian, I freely admit that West Yorkshire is my favourite place to ride. Rarely a week goes by without me riding and exploring the South Pennines.
Jolly good. Got a couple of early Xmas presents for folk to get me. I used to have a t-shirt just like that mesh base layer when I was in my teens. I’m not sure I could carry that look off now. I probably couldn’t then, either.
I’ve got the Leatt 1.0 shoes. They definitely aren’t a “all day comfort” cycling shoe – sole is way too thin for that. Nice for nipping down the shops on the bike and as a pair of trainers though.
Those who’ve bought those Lifeline T Bars, how’s the quality? They look identical to the Park Tool ones so wondering if they’re from the same factory (the Parks are made in Asia) or just copies. Quite tempted for home use at £45.
Those who’ve bought those Lifeline T Bars, how’s the quality?
No idea, as I just ordered last night, (and bloody hell, I’ve already had an expensive month!) but if you decide to go for it, here’s a link because I think STW get a bit of a referral kick back from embedded links.
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