was in tisos yesterday

they had some nordisk down sleeping bags - victor -5 and victor -15 on clearance - 150 and 160 quid.

couldnt fault them for the cash comes with a propper dry bag storage that converts into a lofted storage bag - ok they are not going to be the lightest pertex or water resistant outers but since the Mrs only uses it when camping(duke of edinburgh leader) or occasional bivvy out she will be fine with and its substantially lighter than my old synthetic she has been using till now.

29x2.4 exo tubeless ready maxxis Ardent are 27 quid a pop on next day tyres.

Seems a good deal.

millets are doing exped synmat ul7 m for £70, not seen any cheaper in medium

Cheers FLV ..

jameso wrote:Cheers FLV ..

+1, i've splashed out & ordered 2..

Good shout that FLV

Wotsits wrote:

jameso wrote:Cheers FLV ..

+1, i've splashed out & ordered 2..

Good shout that FLV

So did I. They seem to last ages too

http://www.billys.co.uk/english/specials.php

Apidura bags in a closing down sale. Lots of other stuff too.

Spot trackers gen 3 are £103 on amazon

Spot3 trackers have been £89 on eBay for a few weeks.

slarge wrote:Spot3 trackers have been £89 on eBay for a few weeks.

Oh well, too late for me

voodoo_simon wrote:Spot trackers gen 3 are £103 on amazon

The lowest price they have been on amazon is 101.35 on the 30th October 2015.

They have been as high as 159 on amazon.

Just FYI......

Simon, pretty sure kbrembo can get them as well through his work (might be able to help with subscription?)

More stuff at Billys as they get around to listing it all.

Surly ECR for less than £1,200?? http://www.billys.co.uk/english/group.php?prod=5SU-ECR

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/verenti-movemen ... peed-2015/
Very cheap if you're small and want small wheels.

Great deals here on mountain hardware. I know some people were after down jackets, so some in here and they have the phantom sleeping bags better than half price http://www.sportpursuit.com/sales/mount ... ear%20Mens

Sign up your friends instead of me if you want them to get the credit

voodoo_simon wrote:Great deals here on mountain hardware. I know some people were after down jackets, so some in here and they have the phantom sleeping bags better than half price http://www.sportpursuit.com/sales/mount ... ear%20Mens

Just to bump this onto the first page. They've got Lamina 35 bags for £60, over 50% on Mountain Hardware down bags and jackets ending today.

There was a PSA for the Soho bikes yard sales on STW yesterday. I went along last night and picked up a cheap Maxxis Minion. All clothes, helmets and shoes in stock are also 50% off, which I thought was pretty damn good. Nice kit in there too, just didn't need anything

KTM saddle packs back in stock £35 delivered.

http://www.ktmbikes.eu/ktm-bikes/eshop/ ... our-XL-18L

www.bambooclothing.co.uk

"FOREVER" might get you a 10% discount.

Don't know 'if' it is a bargain but .................... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/like/27209678 ... rmvSB=true

Rab sleeping bags

http://us9.campaign-archive2.com/?u=adf ... 55d9d822f8

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Luxe-Mini-Pea ... 1878995298

Not sure if thats cheap or not but might be of some use to somebody

Taylor wrote:Rab sleeping bags

http://us9.campaign-archive2.com/?u=adf ... 55d9d822f8

That page quotes the extreme temp rating not the usable rating. They come out quite a bit heavier than the equivalent temp rated PHD bag but with the price reduction are cheaper than those.
Rab Neutrino 400: Weight 890g, original cost £360, now £216
PHD Minim 400: weight 670g, cost £290
PHD Minim K 400: weight 585g, cost £396

Personally I see the Rab as originally expensive for what it is, worth a punt at the reduced price. (I'm not anti Rab BTW, I've a very good and very very warm Rab 1200g 5 season bag)

Don't know how long the deal is on for but using code PXLIQUID25 gets a very nice 25% off the original On One Fatties
With Carbon fork
http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CBOOFATX52 ... y-fat-bike

and with steel fork
http://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CBOOFATX5S ... c-fat-bike

Spa Cycles have halfprice-ish deals on Schwalbe tyres of various types:

http://www.spacycles.co.uk/offers.php (scroll down)

Thinking about giving the Big Ben 55s a go on my Genesis Fortitude for summer fun: mostly lanes with a bit of non-muddy offroad. The folk at Rivendell rate them highly:

http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/tben.htm

But that is California. Anyone use them here?