cletus wrote: » Edited to add: had to look up Recycle. Not much use if you don't live in Dublin
byrnem31 wrote: » I know there might be a market for school kids for these types of bikes but I doubt many are on this forum. I was advising people on here that might buy one that there are better deals to be had than buying a heap of crap out of a supermarket for 300 quid.
byrnem31 wrote: » You're really going out of your way to get your point across now aren't you. If you read my earlier comment it stated a shop like recycle or a mechanic that sells bikes you could find a better bike. I didn't say you have to buy the bike specifically in Dublin. I know there might be a market for school kids for these types of bikes but I doubt many are on this forum. I was advising people on here that might buy one that there are better deals to be had than buying a heap of crap out of a supermarket for 300 quid.
cletus wrote: » Would you like to address any of my other points, or just the one about Recycle. You claimed that these bikes are "death traps" and "dangerous". You then described them as "heaps of crap". I disagree completely with those sentiments. You have no evidence to support the first two statements, and I'm not even sure what to make of the heap of crap thing. I can't see any regulars on this forum being confused about what type of bike this is, and for people dropping in to ask questions about it, such as, say, parents of school kids who might want to purchase, you're making disingenuous comments that would likely put them off buying. There's 140 or so Aldi stores in the country. If they only get 5 bikes each, that's 700 perfectly adequate bicycles on the road, being used, whether it's for Sunday spins down the local Greenway, or going in and out to school every day. Frankly, your comments strike me as elitist, and mildly ridiculous
byrnem31 wrote: » rather than try to massage your ego on this arguing with me
magicbastarder wrote: » right folks, i think you've stated your positions. disagreeing with someone online is not 'ego massaging' or else we're all mad egotists here. can we leave this lie for a while?
cletus wrote: » Frankly, your comments strike me as elitist, and mildly ridiculous
Plastik wrote: » Quickly checks forum address ... 410 ... cycling ... yep still in the right place. Thank god for that! Gonna head off now and shave my legs before the wife gets home.
zell12 wrote: » Aldi have a few more on 23/05https://leaflets.aldi.ie/view/385400348/14/ Probably won't be stocked but the physical instore copy also has a cycling commuter jacket e21 front bike camera for e120
Deleted User wrote: » They had an action camera when I was in there last night for €50 I think it was but for the life of me can't recall the make to look for reviews.
AndrewJRenko wrote: » Which store? They only had the indicator helmet in Nutgrove, nothing else. Is anyone going to pay €50 for a helmet?
[Deleted User] wrote: » This was the one I saw in the Drogheda stores last week https://www.aldi.co.uk/balco-action-camera/p/708499417552100
zell12 wrote: » Aldi UK doing ebikes. Maybe next yearhttps://www.aldi.co.uk/c/specialbuys/dates/2021-05-23?sort=popular&q=%3Apopular%3AtransactionalStatus%3Atransactional%3AtransactionalStatus%3Anontransactional%3AEvent%3ACycling
fryup wrote: » they look yuk! geriatric bikes
ednwireland wrote: » 2 bikes in donegal town this evening
Aldi have cycling offers on Sunday 19/09
edited: wrong date!
It's the following week the 19th.
Some nice stuff in Aldi on 19/09
https://leaflets.aldi.ie/view/484267972/18/ https://leaflets.aldi.ie/view/484267972/20/
Anybody know what the winter jackets for €20 are like?
Either waterproof and not breathable.
Or breathable and not waterproof.