Bargain Crazy Thread

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moanthebairns

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Tuesday 24th September 2019
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Thanks for that, I can get the bikes oils and such for next season saving myself a tidy wee sum. I might even treat myself to a new front paddock stand.

moanthebairns

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Wednesday 25th September 2019
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Well I put a nice wee order in,

a 5 litre fuel jug,
x3 brake cleaner
x3 filters
10 litres of muc off
4 containers of oil
1 coolant
1 brake fluid
3 cans of chain lube.

Saved myself £47 odd in total.........Sent it to my old bding address, frantically trying to change this or cancel. Wit a fking tit.

moanthebairns

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Friday 22nd November 2019
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Sportsbike shop have 20% off code, U0XN6H8V7C for all helmets and clothing, sadly doesn't work on bloody most lids I want as can't be used in conjunction with a reduction.

moanthebairns

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Friday 22nd November 2019
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CoolHands said:
So, bullst level discount then
Pretty much, I wanted my Monsters Inc helmet but wouldn't allow it.

moanthebairns

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Friday 22nd November 2019
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Prof Prolapse said:
moanthebairns said:
Pretty much, I wanted my Monsters Inc helmet but wouldn't allow it.
Can you not have that fella paint who painted your last do it for you? biglaugh
lest we forget

moanthebairns

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Friday 29th November 2019
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40% off brake lines and 25% of everything else at Hel.

Going to get a set of brake lines for blade seriously tempted by master cylinder. Anyone used one yet.

Code: TRUSTHEL

Edited by moanthebairns on Friday 29th November 08:07

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Friday 29th November 2019
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I couldn't resist it. I bought lines for the blade and M/C for the Daytona. Not bad for £200.

I have the Brembo RCS19 on a road and track bike so I'll be able to see which I prefer.

moanthebairns

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Thursday 5th December 2019
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anonymous said:
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I can echo that with my Daytona lever, bled and bled and feels wooden. I was going to rebuild it but then saw that offer.

moanthebairns

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Thursday 5th December 2019
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I had to upgrade the lever on my track Daytona as it was getting tired from crashing. The feedback from the Brembo was much better than the standard. It however was night and day when I got one for my non-radial Ninja. For the Kawasaki it was by far the best upgrade I could have done.

Problem now is on a bike like my Fireblade, of which I really like the brakes, they just don't feel as 'refined' and give as much 'feedback' as an after market lever so I do think about changing them.

I'd never say the original m/c are no use, that'd be stupid. But I don't like to ride with a 'wooden' brake lever feel. Anytime I've used the RCS it has transformed the range to suit me.

eBay have previously done 20% sales shortly after Christmas on all items for the last few years, I got my Brembo and reservoir for £200 if memory serves me right with this deal. If you don't need it just now I'd hold off and see if you can get it in the promotion. All genuine Brembo stuff comes with a card you scratch off and register it online.

moanthebairns

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Friday 24th January 2020
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An electric fanny pad.

moanthebairns

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Wednesday 12th February 2020
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gareth_r said:
Aldi £12.99 battery charger Sunday (16th February).

https://www.aldi.co.uk/c/specialbuys/dates/2020-02...
whats the jakie car polisher like?

moanthebairns

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Wednesday 12th February 2020
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RazerSauber said:
gareth_r said:
Aldi £12.99 battery charger Sunday (16th February).

https://www.aldi.co.uk/c/specialbuys/dates/2020-02...
I have one, swear it was only £9.99 when I bought it! Either way, it has charged many a battery and is currently charging a motorbike battery that has somehow managed to reverse polarity. Put it on the "right" way and it has a little symbol telling you to swap the leads over. It's not great with totally dead batteries and it requires being "tricked" into charging them but once it's up and running it's perfectly fine. Has 3 charging modes which I totally ignore, I just turn it on and leave it. The screen seems difficult to read in dark places unless you're square on, the bright blue back light can make the text a bit hard to read but otherwise, it's a bargain.
Yeah I have one, if only I could find the fking thing, I think i'll just buy another, its been great.

moanthebairns

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Wednesday 19th February 2020
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I bought an aldi charger and must say its an improvement from the one I bought about six years ago but just can't find. For £13 it's a bargain.
Units improved, clips improved and I fking hate aldi, I'm not one of these wkers who claims their gipo crunch corner or iron brew tastes better than the ste it's imitating.

moanthebairns

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Tuesday 1st December 2020
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crusty said:
Anyone have a discount code for Demon Tweeks?
PRESENTS15

ON EBAY - 15% of their selling site on there.

moanthebairns

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Friday 4th December 2020
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CousinDupree said:
rigga said:
SteelerSE said:
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Ducati badged Arai Quantum ST for £179 in L. M for more spondolies.

https://www.mandp.co.uk/products/ducati-shield-14-...

From 2014...
That's pretty fking irresponsible selling a six year old helmet imo. The manufacturers are telling us to replace them when they're five years old because the interior will have deteriorated.
Because of use, sweat etc, as its unused, and I guess has been stored out of sunlight /UV rays, I would think its still "as new ".
Arai quote a lifetime of 7 years for the manufactured date if unsold, or 5 years from when bought / first used. After that, the lining / glues etc deteriorate, even if unused.
So it has a year left in it

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Monday 11th January 2021
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https://www.fc-moto.de/epages/fcm.sf/en_GB/?Object...

supertech R's for £265, + £5 delivery.

If you have top cashback you get £13:50 back going via there.

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Friday 15th January 2021
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My boots came yesterday all the way from Germany in less than 72 hours, what Brexit.

Very comfy........walking around the house. They fit as well. But then again I do own 3 pairs of alpinestars boots already and my feet don't seem deformed like the rest on here. Hands though......big palms tiny fingers, nightmare.

Edited by moanthebairns on Friday 15th January 07:26

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Friday 15th January 2021
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Its my 'Monty' Carlo carpet to match my B&m's Manhattan grey walls, I'm cosmopolitan as fk guy these days. .

moanthebairns

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Wednesday 10th February 2021
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DuckSauce said:
gareth_r said:
Aldi battery charger.

Online now, shops on Sunday (14 Feb 21).
Lovely stuff thumbup
I have two, as I do every year I can confirm they're great pieces of kit for the money.

moanthebairns

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Wednesday 10th February 2021
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SAS Tom said:
I’ve got the Aldi torque wrench. Comes with the calibration certificate and the results are pretty accurate.

Obviously it could all be lies but I’ve only used it for wheel nuts on the car so far and it’s been fine.
Lets be honest, any calibration of said torque wrench goes promptly out the window when you use it as a breaker bar one day at a track day or when you've got a puncture.

Doesn't say the Nm range though....I wouldn't use it on anything below 30Nm I've a real one for that but happily use it on a rear wheel.