No probs man!

No probs!

Just found these which might interest you guys:

Scott Expert MTB shoes – were £110 now £35 – sizes 41,42,45 and 48

Loads of other Scott clothing/bikes etc are also heavily reduced at the same site – Clicky

Also a 12 cup stove top coffee maker reduced from £21 to £5

Edit: Rest of the Scott shoes are here

Voucher code for Start cycles are: TRIATHLETE10 or GINA10 (think 10% off)

Found courtesy of the Your_Bargains twitter feed:

1TB Hitachi Portable Hard drive for £30 (usually £60) at Tesco.

Admittedly USB 2.0, but still way cheaper than anywhere else, bought one for myself, thought you guys might be interested.

No probs, hope it turns out ok!

Very cheap Turbo Trainer at Halfords: Elite Magnetic Cycle Trainer – was £149, now £66 (extra 10% off when adding it to your basket)

A couple more:
Samsung Galaxy 3 Tablet for £79
and
Portable Speakers – were £40, now a £5 (collect instore) at Currys!

Saddlebag for a quid at Halfords! – converts to a rucksack apparently

The Philips Senseo Coffee Machine (link is on the first post of this thread) is now down to £19 from £60 at Amazon, if anyone missed out the first time..

Also the Kindle Fire HD tablet is £99 at argos – currently £139 at Amazon.

Didn’t really warrant it’s own thread but the Kindle is going for £49 at John Lewis at the mo – £20 cheaper than Amazon.

Hardwearing Regatta Jacket (prob more function over fashion!) – was £100 now £25 inc Postage

Modular 5 Piece Knife Block – was £25 now £5 plus Postage

A few more:

Scott Mini Pump – £1.79 (10% off code SANTA10) free delivery

Jackets at Debenhams heavily reduced

Photobox – get a huge custom 45 inch by 30 inch (or 40 x 30 inch) posters printed for £7.99 delivered. – Create one of the poster sizes above then use code BIGPOSTER for £7.99 delivered price.

Also a 40 inch FULL HD Sony LED TV for £279.00 – Argos Ebay Outlet. (manufacturer refurbished, one year warranty)

Clarks shoes has a 50% off sale at the mo – Free delivery and returns.

Quicksilver clothes 50 percent off

If you use voucher CYBERMONDAY40 then you also get another 40% off. Think it can only be used on Sale items.

Quite a few deals at Debenhams online today:

http://www.debenhams.com/%5B/url%5D half price or better

Watches have quite a few heavy discounts
kids toys feature half price Scalextric etc

Dolce Gusto KP120140 Mini Me Play and Select white/grey by Krups – was £100 now £40

Use code RL36 for an extra 15% off.
(This is working on certain items such as clothes & toys but not beauty & fragrance or coffee machines.)

Hey grum, nah sorry I didn’t mean it that way at all, no offence taken!

BTW saw this and thought a few of ya might be interested:

SONY HDR-CX220 Full HD Camcorder With 32x Optical Zoom – Sony HD camcorder for £100ish – is refurbished though.

Use the SONYBFOUT voucher code by 02 December 2013 to receive 10% off and think you can get 2% cashback via Top Cash Back too.

Yeah, a lot of the old skate shoe manufacturers seem to produce more indie/fashion shoes/plimsolls rather than old chunky skate shoes these days.. still £12 isn’t too bad for a set of DCs..

There’s some bargains at DC Shoes:

DC Shoes – use voucher BLACKFRIDAY40 for 40% extra off the sale items.

These shoes can be bought for £12, down from £40

GEORGE FOREMAN 4 PORTION FAMILY GRILL – was £49.99 now £19.99

Sansa Clip+ 8gb – was £53 now £23
These are great, chuck a 32GB micro SD card in and you’ve got a 40GB mp3 player for around £35 – very few left in stock though!

40 Piece Rolson Tools Drive Socket Set – was £12.49 now £5.99 delivered (I imagine they’re not great quality but ok for occasional use).

Link for the above Argos Creative Bucket deal:
Argos Creative Bucket £19.99 down to £9.99

Black friday is an annual day when shops heavily reduce prices on certain items – admittedly some of it is tat, but there are some bargains out there if you’re quick.

Edit: ^ what he said!

Samsung E2121B Cheap PAYG phone 99p (think you’ve got to put £20 top up on it – ideal for a cheap biking phone though

SixSixOne Rev MTB Gloves[/url] – was £18.99 now £4.99 from Wiggle

SRAM PC971 chain[/url] – £9.89 from Wiggle

SRAM PC951 chain[/url] – £7.64 from Wiggle

Bosch TDA2622GB Steam Iron – (between £22 and £40 elsewhere) £9.98 from John Lewis

Nespresso Gran Maestria Coffee Machine by Magimix in Silver was around £400 now £199 from John Lewis

Ah sorry, only just noticed this thread, did a search and everything!

have posted a few deals here if anyone’s interested

http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/psa-black-friday-deals

That Camel site is pretty depressing as kinda shows that whenever you buy something it’s always the wrong time.. also interesting to note just how little time a product has to be sold at the supposed retail price for them to be able to legally advertise the product as “Save £££ on RRP”.. seems to be RRP for a week and then half price for the next five years…

Yeah they come in pretty handy – maybe not such much for bike related stuff, lack of allen keys etc, but useful for mending stuff round the house or out and about.

My mate has one of the Leathermans and they do seem pretty good, well built etc.. I only use my Gerber very occasionally, and it feels pretty solid.. ideal for me cos I wanted a multi tool that I can carry about but not be too bothered if I lose it cos it was only a tenner. Would be pretty gutted to lose an expensive Leatherman..

I bought the Bear Grylls compact one, only used it a couple of times but seems pretty well made – probably would only buy direct from Amazon and not the cheaper Chinese 3rd party sellers though cos those ones are probably fake I imagine.

Thought I’d bump the thread as the Gerber multi tools all seem to be half price or less again, free postage too.

Gerber Suspension for £19.69
Gerber Bear Grylls Compact for £12.85

I use this stuff – the foam based self adhesive draught excluder, works really well.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2-X-5M-FOAM-DRAUGHT-EXCLUDER-WEATHER-SEAL-STRIP-INSULATION-DOOR-WINDOW-/150900600898?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Decorative_Accents_LE&hash=item2322607042

lasts way longer than normal helmet pads, easy to apply, doesn’t soak up as much sweat either.

later this month, followed by

in Jan (above vid is poss NSFW)

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-downloadhelper/%5B/url%5D – download them as movies, and can then convert them.

Have a look on retro bike – I bought this Diamond Back Apex for £90, immaculate condition, was a £700ish bike back in the day from what I can work out. Check both the pre and post 1997 forum sections – some v cheap old-ish bikes on there in good nick, often going very cheap.

I get your point but ignorance and prejudice will not be overcome by putting your head in the sand and going lalalal till it just goes away, sadly.

Yeah, but when that ignorance and prejudice is largely only present in order to gain attention, then it will soon disappear if the hits suddenly dried up. Ultimately the DM’s a business, and has to keep doing what works – if the current model stopped working, then they’d be forced to change, and work out other ways of attracting visitors.

I agree that unfortunately it’s pretty unlikely that this will happen in the foreseeable future.

I really don’t get the hatred for the Mail. Sure it’s bigoted and prints/publishes some pretty nasty articles, and constantly contradicts itself, but not even the actual “journalists” actually believe any of their trashy content.

It’s funded by your outrage – they print something offensive, Twitter goes berserk, the DM website gets loads of hits and consequently makes money from ad revenue. Professional Trolling. The best thing you can do is to just ignore it.

Once you realise that it’s all just their (admittedly bad taste) business model, then there’s no need to play into their hands and rant about them, their articles or their readers.

If we all just ignored it then it would all go away.