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Tymon170

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Hi for those wanting better value for money,here is three shops in NZ that sell quality gear at reasonable prices and I have clothes from all three that are nearly ten years old and are still wearable for task. Ground Effects,Kathmandu,Swazi Clothing. All three have websites and courier overseas .Swazi clothing isn’t bike specific but they make good stuff, Ground Effect are bike only and Kathmandu have a variety. Regards
 

Manc44

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Anything made by Problem Solvers. For example this at £23:

One of those carbon front mech band clamps at nearly £25 a pop...
Code:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/eXotic-Carbon-Derailleur-34-9mm-Finish/dp/B00N9Q7ASM

(Amazon link won't post so I put it in a code box)
 

Gary

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What decent carbon road frame uses a band on clamp?

:unsure:

#cheaptrinkets4Tightfannies
 

VWsurfbum

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I give you $699.99 of ridiculous cash in on the rich ultimate accessory. Glad I'm not a roadie for many reasons but you know this is coming our way with an Ebike specific version which will be the bargain price of $799.99
 

KtP

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Boomerang Cyclotrac. Around £100 for a tracker/alarm with security screws to fix to the bike. Doesn’t work, and the thingy to undo the screws is cheap and widely available. Constant assurances from supplier about firmware and app updates, but nothing really effective.
 

Gary

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I give you $699.99 of ridiculous cash in on the rich ultimate accessory. Glad I'm not a roadie for many reasons but you know this is coming our way with an Ebike specific version which will be the bargain price of $799.99
I don't think you need to worry about us being their target market ;)
It's quite funny that Asolute black are openly slagging off Ceramic Speed's pulley wheels which must have been ABs reason for making these in the first place.
I know a guy who swears by them and his £4k+ carbon aero wheels. He does regularly podium in Ironman/Triathlons though. I keep telling him to spend his money on EPO... or drugs of any sort really. I know I'd need drugs to sit for 4 or 5 hours watching a power meter reading
 

VWsurfbum

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Its a weird approach to be sure and exactly that, they've looked at something that's a bonkers price already for marginal gains and thought, what a great idea, minimal cost to us, maximum selling price and profit.
No one is going to convince me that this "thing" gives value to any rider to the value that they are charging?
 

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