gotta love sales!

[scotty110788]

went to start fitness/cycles today and bought my first ever cycle clothing got some 3/4 leggins/bib thing (not sure true names ) windproof vest, both by scotts and then a more miles long sleeve top jus for breathability etc... also saved 30 quid on me clip shoes. bit nervous first time I'm gonna use 3/4 cos there skin tight any1 else go to cycle shop first for sales

 

[brokenflipflop]

I buy virtually everything off the internet, bike, clothing, the lot. For me it's less mither, more choice, compare prices and buy cheapest. I use Wiggle, chain reaction, rosebikes, ribble, cyclestore, royles, PBK.

 

[MissTillyFlop]

I also love the sales. I got a job load of Henry Holland dresses out of Debenhams today and I had change from £80.

It's gin o'clock!

 

[Deleted member 1258]

I buy virtually everything off the internet, bike, clothing, the lot. For me it's less mither, more choice, compare prices and buy cheapest. I use Wiggle, chain reaction, rosebikes, ribble, cyclestore, royles, PBK.

And me, been making a point of staying away from the shops as much as possible till the sales sillyness has finished. I got people to give cash instead of presents where ever possible so have money to spend on bike stuff, I'll spend most of it online.

 

[SoloCyclist]

And me, been making a point of staying away from the shops as much as possible till the sales sillyness has finished. I got people to give cash instead of presents where ever possible so have money to spend on bike stuff, I'll spend most of it online.

Dales in Glasgow has 20% off everything for 5 days. That includes 2012 bikes.

T'internet has kind of done away with high street sales. I HAD to go into glasgow yesterday and it was awful. I very seldom pay rrp for anything and expect proper discounts before I part with cash. I love spending £xxxx and showing my wife saying, "look how much money I saved today"