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Cycling equipment

DriverMad · 2012-01-11 11:01:21

Hi, Where is the best place to get cycling equipment? Spare tubes, saddle bag, pump etc....

11-01-2012 11:01am

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DriverMad

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Hi,

Where is the best place to get cycling equipment?

Spare tubes, saddle bag, pump etc....

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#2 14-01-2012 6:45pm

Mint Sauce

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Most of the spares I have brought for my bike has been from Wiggle.com. Free delevery from the UK, although for some items have noticed them to be much more expensive.

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#3 14-01-2012 6:52pm

RacoonQueen

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Chain reaction cycles can be quite good too and also do free delivery.

Those items you list are fairly cheap in general though. Bike shops often do 3 for 2's on things like tubes and co2 cartridges and what not, I think my hand pump was less than €10 and it does the job.

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#4 14-01-2012 6:59pm

BostonB

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Online. Though some of this stuff is cheap enough in the local shops. For some stuff I want to poke around with it before buying, especially things like bags, I'd buy them locally.

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