Bargain Crazy Thread
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moanthebairns said:
Prof Prolapse said:
Bought that pump yesterday. Not tried it yet but comes with a three year manufacturer guarantee and its a s
t load better than the Halfords foot pump I was using.
so did I, looks the business for £5t load better than the Halfords foot pump I was using.I seem to remember buying one many years ago.
neelyp said:
moanthebairns said:
Prof Prolapse said:
Bought that pump yesterday. Not tried it yet but comes with a three year manufacturer guarantee and its a st load better than the Halfords foot pump I was using.
so did I, looks the business for £5t load better than the Halfords foot pump I was using.I seem to remember buying one many years ago.
moanthebairns said:
All the bells are sold out. There was loads last night. Aw well.
Hope you get yours Ritchie
I've not heard anything about not getting it but I hope the bugger fits as ill not be able to get a bigger size.Hope you get yours Ritchie
Went for an L, same as my Arai but I've heard the Bells can be a bit tight.
A pretty good deal on FC Moto at the moment. Just picked up a Rukka Matti for £237 delivered, cash on delivery. Not bad considering all the UK shops still have it at £499.99.
The jacket is currently discounted by 26% (off the already substantially cheaper than UK price) and you can couple it with the following code for a further 5% off: FCMOTOWG15-5
The jacket is currently discounted by 26% (off the already substantially cheaper than UK price) and you can couple it with the following code for a further 5% off: FCMOTOWG15-5
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thur-26-mar/...
no idea if these would be any good and flooring out a garage.
no idea if these would be any good and flooring out a garage.
moanthebairns said:
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thur-26-mar/...
no idea if these would be any good and flooring out a garage.
If they are anything like the similar looking kids play mats I used in my garage the weight of the bikes will compress them to wafer thin leaving tyre and stand shaped craters everywhere.no idea if these would be any good and flooring out a garage.
pozi said:
moanthebairns said:
https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/thur-26-mar/...
no idea if these would be any good and flooring out a garage.
If they are anything like the similar looking kids play mats I used in my garage the weight of the bikes will compress them to wafer thin leaving tyre and stand shaped craters everywhere.no idea if these would be any good and flooring out a garage.
SAS Tom said:
Prof Prolapse said:
Expensive too. You can get thicker ones for much less on eBay if you can buy in bulk.
Don't say that knowing MTB he'll get 40 cubic yards delivered then moan at us about it.
not really up to the job in the garage though, more for kids playroom or home gym
moanthebairns said:
A pair! That's pretty good. moanthebairns said:
Out of interest, does anyone know how I would get on with a set of these on a TD? This is what the bike is currently shod with and I was looking to change for something a bit sportier before heading to Silverstone, though I have been pretty impressed with the Angel's performance on the road to date so have been in two minds about it... ccr32 said:
moanthebairns said:
Out of interest, does anyone know how I would get on with a set of these on a TD? This is what the bike is currently shod with and I was looking to change for something a bit sportier before heading to Silverstone, though I have been pretty impressed with the Angel's performance on the road to date so have been in two minds about it... inters - one off track day or two don't bother changing just because of a track day
fast - f
k knowsGWM runs or did run these at knockhill, he might help
ccr32 said:
Out of interest, does anyone know how I would get on with a set of these on a TD? This is what the bike is currently shod with and I was looking to change for something a bit sportier before heading to Silverstone, though I have been pretty impressed with the Angel's performance on the road to date so have been in two minds about it...
You'll be fine on them until you start getting to the sharp end of races. You won't outride modern tyres, you'll run out of talent before then. Unless of course you're a top, top rider but then you wouldn't be asking the question then 
I did 2 track days on pretty squared off Angels last year. One in the rain and one in low 20s dry. Agree with what's said above, fine for novices. But I would say not very confidence inspiring as the grip is not very linear when you're leaning over.
I'd say try them and see how you feel.
I'd say try them and see how you feel.
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