You know the bike inflation bubble is slowing down when PX play with prices again. They didn't shift much for a while and now these are 50% off!?

10p socks at px
https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/CLOOHTSCS ... ling-socks

Token G23AB wheels...£349
https://www.probikekit.co.uk/bicycle-wh ... 85975.html
I got a pair of these last year and have been pleased with them. Light (sub 1500g) alu 650b wheelset, 23mm inner width. Smidge under £350 at PBK (and where you used to also be able to get extra money back via TopCashBack EDIT: now 4%). Bargain?

Garmin 530 has 25% off over at Amazon

voodoo_simon wrote: ↑Sat Apr 02, 2022 8:10 am Garmin 530 has 25% off over at Amazon

Sounds like the x40 models are ready to ship

whitestone wrote: ↑Sat Apr 02, 2022 9:04 am [quote=voodoo_simon post_id=286062 time=<a href="tel:1648883409">1648883409</a> user_id=3402]
Garmin 530 has 25% off over at Amazon

Sounds like the x40 models are ready to ship
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That’s fine with me

I was close to buying one last week as I’m getting frustrated stopping to pull my phone/map out at every bloody junction, so good timing

magic mountain has altra shoes/off road trainer at 30% off RRRRP

Berghaus Gore tex Corniche jacket - I usually get one of these in sales every few years as a general every day coat and use for hiking too, down from £225 to £129

https://www.blacks.co.uk/15981433/bergh ... t-15981433

15% off Alpkit
Excludes Sonder frames and bikes.
On their website enter EGGSTRA15 during checkout to receive 15% off your entire basket.

JohnClimber wrote: ↑Tue Apr 12, 2022 5:58 pm 15% off Alpkit
Excludes Sonder frames and bikes.
On their website enter EGGSTRA15 during checkout to receive 15% off your entire basket.

If anyone wants to make use of that, I've got a £100 Alpkit voucher which I'll sell for £90...

Collapsible S2S Pots, Plates & Cups on offer at Rock & Run-

https://rockrun.com/pages/search-result ... o+summit+x

The Pots look good, although never used one!

Wotsits wrote: ↑Fri Apr 22, 2022 11:59 am Collapsible S2S Pots, Plates & Cups on offer at Rock & Run-

https://rockrun.com/pages/search-result ... o+summit+x

The Pots look good, although never used one!

Hardly underfloor heating is it?......

rufus748 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 22, 2022 9:35 pm

Wotsits wrote: ↑Fri Apr 22, 2022 11:59 am Collapsible S2S Pots, Plates & Cups on offer at Rock & Run-

https://rockrun.com/pages/search-result ... o+summit+x

The Pots look good, although never used one!

Hardly underfloor heating is it?......

I'll find out what they're like tomorrow!

Wotsits wrote: ↑Fri Apr 22, 2022 11:59 am Collapsible S2S Pots, Plates & Cups on offer at Rock & Run-

https://rockrun.com/pages/search-result ... o+summit+x

The Pots look good, although never used one!

Sea to Summit cookware is pretty good, well made and well designed, in my experience, though clearly not as lightweight as Ti stuff. I've got one of the folding bowls that's been going strong for nearly 20 years and have just ordered a couple more. A shame neither of their frying pans are in the sale (x-pan and alpha pan). I'd been eyeing those up in my ongoing quest for the perfect cycling frying pan - sometimes I want to do more than just boil water. Anyone used them?

One of the funniest things I've ever seen was Mike trying to drink a brew from one of those cups ... I think he may have had a duffer that was made out of jelly. Can't recall if it did eventually result in scolded bollox or not

Yes a certain amount of care is needed when drinking out of the bigger cup - the S2S one has a hard plastic rim which helps but it can squash when you set it down and potentially spill your beer.

Just got one of the bowls for my ongoing quest to be able to avoid eating out of a plastic bag....

I should add that I've never tried the S2S folding mugs. They don't look very sensible - the Swedish 'Wildo' ones work quite well, and are much cheaper. I'll stand by the folding bowl - the base is surprisingly useful as a cutting board.

I got a selection including one of the folding pots, carried out a test at home making my porridge one morning, was really good. I like it!

I've got one of the folding mugs and have never had any issues drinking from it. As with many products, the users lack of manual dexterity and cognitive function is sometimes dressed up as a design fault, when the truth is they are just bumpkins* who shouldn't be let loose with anything more technical than a potato.

I like mine, it's just about the same diameter an Alpkit 650 pot so sits nicely on top in a bag on the downtube.

*Not aimed at anyone on here, I'm sure you're all more than capable of operating a mug.

I've got one of the folding mugs and have never had any issues drinking from it. As with many products, the users lack of manual dexterity and cognitive function is sometimes dressed up as a design fault, when the truth is they are just bumpkins* who shouldn't be let loose with anything more technical than a potato.

Yeah, perhaps it was just Mike then

sean_iow wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 8:02 am I like mine, it's just about the same diameter an Alpkit 650 pot so sits nicely on top in a bag on the downtube.

Likewise - No trouble using the x-Cup and it fits perfectly inside an Alpkit 650 along with a small gas and stove

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 8:18 am

I've got one of the folding mugs and have never had any issues drinking from it. As with many products, the users lack of manual dexterity and cognitive function is sometimes dressed up as a design fault, when the truth is they are just bumpkins* who shouldn't be let loose with anything more technical than a potato.

Yeah, perhaps it was just Mike then

If Jase can use it without arterial blood spurting everywhere then it surely must have a solid gold HSE kite mark

I'm sensing a lot of love for these cups

I have one I take for fell/ultra races - it works. I've yet to die from using it.

Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Thu Apr 28, 2022 10:17 am I'm sensing a lot of love for these cups

Hydropak do one
£8 for a large mammalian condom, with a stallion ring
built in.
Count me me out. too spendy for Almost nowt.

maybe cheaper at vets? or see a spiv at Chester zoo. wot?