thenorthwind wrote:

Mart wrote:For someone with deep pockets - on eBay
Ti Fargo frame and fire starter fork size large

Item 143162666466

I saw that. It's unclear whether the forks are actually being sold. The way I read it, he's bought the frameset for £2500, sold the £400 fork and now wants to sell the frame for £1850, but not really, because he might keep it and build it up. Riiiiiight...

Would have been better just posting a picture on here and saying "look at this nice frame I have!"

Good point on the forks. I didnt spot that they aren't included. Too much dollar for me even if were included. Also on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1375318 ... 883509653/ I have bought a frame bag from that seller. Nice guy,

Big discounts in Nikwax products at gooutdoors: https://m.gooutdoors.co.uk/search/go?vi ... m&w=Nikwax

Just ordered this rucksack over the weekend for my pack rafting trips
https://www.webtogs.com/en-UK/Osprey-Le ... lax+Silver

Super lightweight, 60ltrs, back venting, side pockets and most importantly 25 to 30% cheaper than anywhere else

JohnClimber wrote:Just ordered this rucksack over the weekend for my pack rafting trips
https://www.webtogs.com/en-UK/Osprey-Le ... lax+Silver

Super lightweight, 60ltrs, back venting, side pockets and most importantly 25 to 30% cheaper than anywhere else

is 60 ltrs not a bit too big?

Taylor wrote:

JohnClimber wrote:Just ordered this rucksack over the weekend for my pack rafting trips
https://www.webtogs.com/en-UK/Osprey-Le ... lax+Silver

Super lightweight, 60ltrs, back venting, side pockets and most importantly 25 to 30% cheaper than anywhere else

is 60 ltrs not a bit too big?

Not if I'm not on the bike, carrying pack raft, life jacket, paddles, dry suit and all the wild camping gear I'd need for 2 or 3 days out in the highlands, plus it can be compressed to fit smaller loads

Righto, I thought it was just for walking to the river/lake and back, not a long walk in the Highlands with camping kit.

I'm sure you all knew this already, but Alpkit have a stock clearance sale on

PHD. <slight yawn behind hand>.

Evans are selling an On Guard gold secure cable lock half price at £24.08. My insurance specifies a gold secure lock incase of theft so this is a cheap extra.

Not for travelling but fine at home or around vehicles.

Not reading back, so sorry if it has been mentioned, but JÖTTNAR are having a 20% off sale. Makes their prices somewhat bearable.

Saying that, the two pieces of kit I have from them are utterly excellent.

Blackhound wrote:Evans are selling an On Guard gold secure cable lock half price at £24.08. My insurance specifies a gold secure lock incase of theft so this is a cheap extra.

Not for travelling but fine at home or around vehicles.

I use these. Locked a bike to a ring embedded in the wall of my house.
Scrotes still nicked the bike, they jemmied the wall mounted bracket and probably got the lock of in their pit, at their leisure.
Great lock, well worth the money.

Rab Mens Nimbus Jacket 50% off @ £75

BobCatMax wrote:I'm sure you all knew this already, but Alpkit have a stock clearance sale on

Yep, skyhigh bags are reduced, as are ordos tents, amongst other things.

Bargain Torm merino jerseys for small people: https://spcycles.com/epages/f16c048c-e9 ... /Torm_Sale

(The more "normal" sizes are reduced as well and the quality is supposed to be very good, but if you can get into an XS, there's some for £19 and £29.)

Some cheap(ish) insulation offers, 50% off in some cases.
https://www.trekitt.co.uk/clothing/jack ... iscount=20

Sram Force long cage 1x11 rear mech at £49.99 on wiggle. 2.1 version rather than the newer 3.0, but apparently (unless I've dropped yet another massive bollock) compatible with a 10-42 cassette and road shifters.

Primus ETA Jetboil-stule stove free with a Trail magazine subscription

That's a good subscription offer

I quite like a little browse through Trail magazine - I get given them from someone who has a subscription and has finished reading them. Thankfully the mountains don't go out of date very quickly...!

Needs something from webtogs but you're not in a rush?
Simply go to their website https://www.webtogs.com/en-UK/
Register with them
Put something (anything) into your basket.
A week later you get a 10% discount code through on your email.
The code works on any item you buy whatever you have in your basket.

You welcome to my latest code if you want it as I don't have anything I need at present.
It's FR103H4G685DD

40% off OS maps (you know, those lovely bits of artwork that have the bonus that you can also use them to work out where you're going ) at Dash4it. Code OS40 at checkout, They did this last year just before WRT, very cunning....

RIP wrote:40% off OS maps (you know, those lovely bits of artwork that have the bonus that you can also use them to work out where you're going ) at Dash4it. Code OS40 at checkout, They did this last year just before WRT, very cunning....

There's also discounts on maps at: www.blacks.co.uk use the code GET15 and LRs end up at £4.59 and delivery is free on maps too

Some ex-disply Genesis here. Mainly road type stuff but it's all bikes innit.

https://www.freewheel.co.uk/bikes/ex-di ... rer=231502

techno mail wrote:

RIP wrote:40% off OS maps (you know, those lovely bits of artwork that have the bonus that you can also use them to work out where you're going ) at Dash4it. Code OS40 at checkout, They did this last year just before WRT, very cunning....

There's also discounts on maps at: http://www.blacks.co.uk use the code GET15 and LRs end up at £4.59 and delivery is free on maps too

Magic, that’s me ordering two of the same maps tonight (stupid race mandatory kit lists!)

Cumulus 150 quilts for £147.95
https://rockrun.com/products/cumulus-qu ... R4QAvD_BwE

They were £169 last week so not sure why the price has just dropped!

Some big Discounts on alpkit gear via sportpursuit: https://www.sportpursuit.com/sales/alpkit-apr19?order