Penmere
Active Member
They're back http://www.lidl.co.uk/en/our-offers-2491.htm?action=showDetail&id=32042 sorry if it's already been posted, I did look and couldn't see it. Mon 21st
Lidl cycle stands
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Fnaar
Smutmaster General
- Location
- Thumberland
Recommended by me 
Had one now for about 4 or 5 years, still going strong, a great piece of kit
Had one now for about 4 or 5 years, still going strong, a great piece of kit
guitarpete247
Just about surviving
- Location
- Leicestershire
Seems cheaper than the one I bought 4+ years ago. If it's as good it's well worth getting. I use mine every few weeks, fettling, tweaking and cleaning a range of bikes from MTB's to granddaughters bikes.
Just noticed it has Q/R clamp so different to mine.
Just noticed it has Q/R clamp so different to mine.
Excellent, Thanks for the heads-up as I've been waiting for one for ages
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
I think they might have been 29.99 quid. I bought mine around the same time. (When I don't need or fancy bike work, I use them for hanging laundry on.)
At last, I managed to get one before they all went. Great quality and very sturdy. To be honest, I wasn't expecting much for £25. Unfortunately the person who picked it up for me hadn't noticed that the box had been re-sealed and there was a quick release lever/bracket missing. Not a big problem, as Lidl have told me that the manufacturer will post me one out. To be honest, for £25 it wouldn't bother me if I had to fix it myself really.
Fnaar
Smutmaster General
- Location
- Thumberland
My local one has some on sale today at £19.99.
I have one already (bought for a tenner more, several years back). They're great quality, and I find it indispensable for fettling and suchlike.
I have one already (bought for a tenner more, several years back). They're great quality, and I find it indispensable for fettling and suchlike.
Levo-Lon
Guru
[QUOTE 4372105, member: 43827"]I've had one for five years and it's still going strong. One slight flaw is that, if you grip the frame by the seat post or seat tube, there is a likelihood that the bike will tilt forward, especially on a heavy bike. I've got around this by fitting an S-hook on a length of cord to the roof of the shed and hooking this around the stem or bars, and it now holds the heaviest bikes firmly.[/QUOTE]
i drilled 2 holes so you can lock the tubes with a pin so they cant turn..less stress on the clamps too so it will not snap due to king kong torque..
i drilled 2 holes so you can lock the tubes with a pin so they cant turn..less stress on the clamps too so it will not snap due to king kong torque..
I agree. I can't believe that I struggled for so many years without one. My Single Speed bike was a particular pain, as the lack of gear cables meant that the bars turned more easily when it was leaning against a wall and down it would go with the saddle always scraping down the brickworkMy local one has some on sale today at £19.99.
I have one already (bought for a tenner more, several years back). They're great quality, and I find it indispensable for fettling and suchlike.
