energy bars.

textmissing

Hey folks,

Looking to find somewhere that sells energy bars (similar to powerbars protein range) in bulk at cost price.. The price that some of the established bike shops etc are cycling them is ridiculous. Anybody got any advice?

ThisRegard

Last time I compared online with bricks and mortar I found they were very competitive so stuck with the local stores such so small was the difference.

Cabaal

Whilst not energy bars i found wiggle.co.uk very competitive for gels, sure they have bars too

misterdeeds

textmissing wrote: »

Hey folks,

Looking to find somewhere that sells energy bars (similar to powerbars protein range) in bulk at cost price.. The price that some of the established bike shops etc are cycling them is ridiculous. Anybody got any advice?

Discount supplements google them as i cant remember the exact address
it is a good site for energy bars and the like
hope this is of help to you

magunkey

textmissing wrote: »

Hey folks,

Looking to find somewhere that sells energy bars (similar to powerbars protein range) in bulk at cost price.. The price that some of the established bike shops etc are cycling them is ridiculous. Anybody got any advice?

I recently came across something called Halftime Boost in a Topaz station. (There is another thread somewhere on Boards with a link to their site).

Don't know if it's any good for cycling tho.

We're using it for matches.

magunkey

The price that some of the established bike shops etc are cycling them is ridiculous.:D

airscotty

textmissing wrote: »

Looking to find somewhere that sells energy bars (similar to powerbars protein range) in bulk at cost price..

They wont be in business long if there selling at cost price?!

textmissing

Thanks for the feedback.

Well a few websites sell protein powders etc at cost price (bulkingpowders.co.uk and myprotein.co.uk are just two to mention)

ElectraX

Sub4 sell energy bars in bulk and their prices are always pretty competitive-
Quick delivery too.

https://www.sub4.ie/index.php?cPath=31_121&osCsid=26b6b0f6e1ef1fa6eae36f0776777b7a

C-Shore

What quantities are you looking for?

sconhome

textmissing wrote: »

Well a few websites sell protein powders etc at cost price

Can be sure they are making money some how.

If you want to buy bulk have a look at Kinetica, they do deals on bundles and are based in Cork. Also available in your local shops

ecoli

amphkingwest wrote: »

Can be sure they are making money some how.

If you want to buy bulk have a look at Kinetica, they do deals on bundles and are based in Cork. Also available in your local shops

Typical cycling shops trying to "pedal" their wears:p

Sorry couldnt help the cheesey pun

BobMc

http://www.thegoodhealthcompany.ie/store/

bought some bars and energy drinks from them, they are up north great value and free shipping, they didnt have one product I was looking for and phoned to offer an alterntive found them really helpfull, still supping my High 5

BeepBeep67

ecoli wrote: »

Typical cycling shops trying to "pedal" their wears:p

Sorry couldnt help the cheesey pun

Are you their 'spokes' person - it's not even Friday

sconhome

BeepBeep67 wrote: »

Are you their 'spokes' person - it's not even Friday

'Wheely' not funny anymore

ecoli

amphkingwest wrote: »

'Wheely' not funny anymore

"Brake" it up guys we dont want a fight

BeepBeep67

I think we should 'stem' the flow now before this 'thread' gets 'derailled'

nerraw1111

Wheelworx has a recipes for making your own and save you from forking out

http://www.wheelworxbikes.com/blog/2011/04/home-made-energy-bars/#more-579

ecoli

This is getting bad these puns could go round and round

sconhome

I wouldn't like to be 'saddled' with coming up with new funnies for this thread.

Have a go at making flapjacks perfect blend of oats for long gain and sugars for short term energy spikes. Shop bought ones haven't a 'patch' on home made

ne1880

Come on I'm getting "tyred" of these bad gags

Man_bear_pig

Universal Nutrition do nearly everything and are much cheaper than any of the supplement websites.

http://www.universalnutrition.ie/