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As an aside, do most people own a set or just buy/accumulate the various tools as you need them?
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ednwireland wrote: »Ice Toolz Essence Bicycle Tool Kit
40% off €50.36
http://www.probikekit.com/eu/ice-toolz-essence-bicycle-tool-kit.html
Out of stock now
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I have a pair of these and they're the nicest ones I have. I have an Assos pair also but rate these just a little better.
Do you mind me asking why you prefer these? Like I said, have been thinking long and hard about getting a nice pair and am between these, the Assos F1 Mille S5 (I think
) and possibly a giordana pair. These are a pretty good price with that discount 0 -
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Do you mind me asking why you prefer these? Like I said, have been thinking long and hard about getting a nice pair and am between these, the Assos F1 Mille S5 (I think) and possibly a giordana pair. These are a pretty good price with that discount
The padding is really good but the texture of the fabric on the shorts is great. To be honest the Assos are great also so you won't go wrong whichever you buy and whichever you do get you will only buy the other ones next to see which is best yourself.
If I was in the market for a pair of shorts now I'd be buying the Rapha ones.0 -
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Wheelworx currently have 20% off everything in store (until next Monday), which means the Garmin Edge 500 bundle is now down from €320 to €256.
Handtec works out at ~€250 with shipping, and it's not a local Irish business.
I just picked up a black/grey one (to match the bike don't you know) and it has the premium HRM strap inside too. Well chuffed with my purchase, have been debating buying one for ages
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9400 wrote:I don't see the black one available at 256 - can you post the link to that item please?
I suspect that the one loinnsigh is referring to is the one that Garmin call "neutral". It just has a black stripe/accent where the usual 500 model has blue, and is usually the same price as the blue one. There is also a black/red one which has a red stripe/accent in place of the blue but unlike the other two the rest of the body is black, and this one is more expensive than the other two ('cos black goes faster, as everyone knows...).
Edit: Here are the variations:
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I suspect that the one loinnsigh is referring to is the one that Garmin call "neutral". It just has a black stripe/accent where the usual 500 model has blue, and is usually the same price as the blue one. There is also a black/red one which has a red stripe/accent in place of the blue but unlike the other two the rest of the body is black, and this one is more expensive than the other two ('cos black goes faster, as everyone knows...).
Edit: Here are the variations:
Thanks doozerie, yep the 'neutral' is the one I was referring to.
The red and black would have looked sweet on my bike, but not sweet enough to justify the price difference. I have no idea why it's more expensive, especially considering the blue or neutral bundles seem to now come with the premium HRM strap.0 -
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Planet-X are offering the Exocet 2 at £500 off the usual price (usual price is 3,774.74euro), with code UKGOLD500:
Using the same code you can alternatively (or "as well" even, if you really lose the head) get a free pair of carbon 50mm wheels when buying the Stealth Rival. The offer on the Stealth Rival ends on Aug 7th, I presume the offer on the Exocet ends at the same time.
Seem like decent offers but I'm not sure about the Union Jack on those rims. Living in a Dublin council housing estate where I used to be told to "get back to fookin' England" just because I didn't sound like a Dublin skanger (they didn't realise that I'm a Cork skanger, the stupid langers) makes me wonder what the reaction would be if I rode home one day on those wheels. On the plus side, sprint intervals could become a regular and enthusiastic feature of my training!0 -
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