LIDL bike gear

http://www.lidl.co.uk/cps/rde/xchg/lidl_uk/hs.xsl/offerdate.htm?offerdate=20876

Was going to post a PSA on this earlier, but it seems a bit…well lacklustre this time round.

was thinking of going for the bike tools,the glasses are great,ive got a pair from last year,they can turn into kind of goggles with the foam insert and elasticated strap.might grab some gloves as spares….

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link works well for me….

Might try the glasses 🙂

I didn’t like the glasses. If I can find them someone can have them.

Tools very good.

was thinking of going for the bike tools

unless you are a fan of retro bikes i don’t think worthwhile
only ever used the chain whip (and i already had one) and the cassette tool – chain tool and hex keys are OK but the various spanners are an odd bunch of mostly redundant sizes (in my opinion) not anti cheap tool just didn’t think was actually good value

Anyone know if the crank puller is compatible with ISIS?

looks identical to one i got and its square taper only

ah cool.was needing cone spanner,cassette tool and chain whip but would be cheaper buying them on there own.

Glasses are very good.

Defo getting some gloves.

gloves look okay and socks are cheaper than Aldis.

Tool kit is actually alright. Have used mine a lot.

The pullet works for octalink with the help of a 5p coin. Cone spanners worked fine for my Shimano hubs.

cool its shimano hubs i have so might make a purchase on the tool kit…..

Might look at gloves and socks and the spoke reflectors for the commuter…..

Tool kit is a bargain if you haven’t got many of the parts already.

I got one a few years ago (when they used to be £17.99) but all bits are still going strong.

Crank puller worked fine for me on ISIS.
But perhaps worth noting that the bottom bracket tool is shimano only, and wouldn’t fit over the spindles on my ISIS BB.
Cone spanners perfect for Shimano hubs, but also work well as pedal spanners (although a full size pedal spanner is also included).

I’ve used a similar chain cleaner, worked well. Might get one as a spare.

Anybody any experience of the shorts?

APF

Gloves are great. But almost sold out at Chepstow at 11:30

Used them at Cwmcarn later today….

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Quick! the invisible man is stealing your helmet!

They look a bit baggy

Mmml chips look nice. Are they Lidls as well??

Got to my local store at 8, and managed to grab the g/f a coat, shorts and gloves- only just though, there were some very keen early morning bargain hunters out, let me tell you!

@flow.

spot on I thought 🙂 for a fiver as well 🙂

@giantalkali

Storm trooper colour I reckon.

Chips are Forestry Commissions at Cwmcarn…. no cheese though 🙁

They had LoSalt as well… so you can have twice as much 🙂

They must have had a late delivery at Lidl, Cheadle (Stockport) because they have got loads of everything available.
I was passing by at 7:00pm and called in.
It all looks horrible to be honest. I didn’t bother getting anything.

Crow liked a chip 🙂

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and my pudding 🙂

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Health Food………Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.

chain cleaning kit and going to look the jacket.

I tried the gloves, but walked away. A funny cut so didn’t fit. Tight on the fingers but baggy on the thumb…

A long cuff too.

Pity, they’d have been a “BARGIN”.

i got the gloves last year really comfy but after 2 rides the stiching came apart inbetween my thumbs and index finger may be mine were faulty, i really think you should spend money on the thinks that keep you on your bike imo.